Overview
- aleksandar (Unlicensed)
After authorization you gain access to api resource and you can test and execute any api call available in documentation. Api calls are categorized in several categories which helps easier navigation. Each api call is properly named and its easy to figure out function of each api call.
When you click on specific api call in documentation it will expand revealing available informations and functions.
This section provides informations about api call. First is type of api call. All api calls in Odds&More documentation are POST. Behind slash sign is the name of api call. Each api is properly named regarding its function. Behind name is short description of api call.
This line points to parameters. All parameters are stored in body request below so here will always be “No parameters”.
Request body is always application/json.
Here you can choose if you want to test api for single or multiple items if needed.
Here you can switch between “Example value” which shows example of api call, and “Schema” which reveals parameters and their descriptions.
“Try it out” button gives you ability to test api call. When clicked, buton “Execute” will appear on the bottom
This is the body of api call. “Format_2” = “1” and “params” are constant in any api call and are needed for execution. Inside brackets are values of parameters. Informations about parameters are located on section called “Schema” which is mentioned above. Here you can enter desired values for parameters.
This sections displays possible responses.
When clicked on “Try it out” button you can change api parameters and then test api by click “Execute” button.
After execution of api call response body will appear on the bottom:
In response body you get data and output parameters are located after “Result”:
First you read parameter name (marked red on picture above) and after name, behind double dots is value of parameter (marked blue on picture). Parameters are separated by comas so after each coma goes slash then name of parameter in quotation marks and after double dots goes value of parameter which can be in quotation marks too if value is type “String”.
On this example there are multiple items and each item is separated with coma between curly brackets (marked with green square on picture above). Each item begins and ends with curly bracket.
2. Below response body is example of response body which shows which parameters it should have
You may notice “Download” button in bottom right corner in response body. By clicking it will download output result as json file.
For details about output parameters you can click “Schema” and it will appear informations like on picture below: