Testing the Pure API Using RapiDocTesting the Pure API Using RapiDoc

Introduction

RapiDoc is a powerful tool that simplifies the process of testing APIs by providing a user-friendly interface to interact with API endpoints. In this article, you will learn how to use the RapiDoc page to test the Pure API.

Throughout this guide, we will walk you through hands-on exercises that demonstrate how to interact with the Pure API using RapiDoc. By the end of this article, you will have a solid understanding of how to test and validate API endpoints using RapiDoc's interface. Let's dive in and explore the world of API testing with RapiDoc.

Requirements

• Pure Admin Account
• Valid API Key
• API Documentation

Expertise Level

Beginner Friendly - No prior technical knowledge needed. 

Getting Started with RapiDoc

To begin testing the Pure API using RapiDoc, follow these next steps:

1. Access the RapiDoc Page: Start by navigating to the RapiDoc page. Replace the default domain with your API's domain to test your own API endpoints:
   
   https://Your_URL/ws/api/rapidoc.html
   
   
    
2. Authentication: In the "Authentication" section of the documentation, you will find details on the required API key for accessing and interacting with the endpoints securely. Ensure you provide a valid API key as specified in the documentation before testing the endpoints to ensure secure access and functionality. 
   
   
    
3. Explore API Endpoints: Once you have updated the domain and entered the correct token for the authentication, you will see a list of available API endpoints with descriptions and parameters. Click on an endpoint to view details such as request methods, parameters, and response codes.
   
   
    
4. Testing API Endpoints: Select the desired Endpoint and provide any required parameters. Use the interactive input fields to send requests to your API and analyze the response. 
   
   After providing the necessary parameters, click the "TRY" button to send the request and view the JSON response.
   
   
    
5. Review and Validate Responses: After making a request and receiving the JSON response, carefully review and validate the data returned. Ensure that the response aligns with the expected outcome based on the request parameters and API documentation.