HTTP request
Performs an HTTP request with a third-party app's REST API endpoint.
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Performs an HTTP request with a third-party app's REST API endpoint.
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Available on the PREMIUM plan and above.
If you want to send data or fetch data from a third-party that WotNot does not have a native integration to, you can use the HTTP request action block.
HTTP request allows you to invoke a API endpoint and perform a GET / POST / PUT operation.
Configure the details for your API request.
Choose the method of your API endpoint you want to invoke. WotNot supports:
GET
POST
PUT
You must provide the absolute URL, i.e., a URL starting with HTTP or HTTPS.
You can also use the variables in the URL by typing '#', as some APIs do not have headers and mention everything in the URL itself.
Add authentication data to the HTTP request. Commonly used for bearer token based authentication.
Make sure you add the content-type field to your request.
Add the required information you want to send as part of your request.
You can send information in two ways:
It is normal JSON format in which the request needs to be passed
It allows you to map the fields. You can either provide static value or map the variables
When the HTTP request is made, you will receive a response from the API.
You can store the objects received from the API into variables by mapping the fields.
Once you have configured your API request, you can click on the 'Test the API' button and see the response received.
From the response screen, you can directly save the object into a variable by clicking on the + icon.
