API Request Tool

Send HTTP requests online, support GET, POST, PUT, DELETE methods, view response results in real-time

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Request Configuration

Request Headers

Request Body


                        

Response Result

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Please send a request to view the response

Usage Instructions

1

Configure Request

Select HTTP method, enter request URL, configure request headers and request body content.

2

Send Request

Click the "Send Request" button, the system will send HTTP request to the specified URL.

3

View Response

View the response body, response headers and request timing information returned by the server in the response result area.

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Auxiliary Functions

Use formatting, copying, loading sample and other functions to improve development efficiency.

API Request Knowledge

HTTP Status Code Classification

  • 1xx: Informational status codes, indicating the request has been received and needs further processing
  • 2xx: Success status codes, indicating the request has been successfully processed
  • 3xx: Redirection status codes, indicating further action is needed to complete the request
  • 4xx: Client error status codes, indicating the client request has errors
  • 5xx: Server error status codes, indicating the server encountered an error processing the request

Common Request Headers

  • Content-Type: Indicates the media type of the request body
  • Authorization: Contains authentication information
  • Accept: Indicates the response content types acceptable to the client
  • User-Agent: Contains information about the user agent making the request
  • Cache-Control: Controls caching behavior

RESTful API Design Principles

  • Resource-Oriented: Use URLs to represent resources
  • Use HTTP Methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc. to represent operations
  • Stateless: Each request contains complete processing information
  • Use HTTP Status Codes: Indicate request processing results
  • Resource Representation: Usually in JSON or XML format

API Security Best Practices

  • Use HTTPS: Encrypt data transmission
  • Authentication: Use mechanisms like OAuth, JWT, etc.
  • Request Throttling: Prevent malicious requests and DoS attacks
  • Input Validation: Prevent injection attacks
  • Error Handling: Avoid exposing sensitive information