How to Check API Calls in Chrome
- Steven Collier
- Sep 8, 2022
- 1 min read
The check api offers a number of different endpoints for different kinds of check operations. Users can execute checks on demand using the /checks/check/execute endpoint. This endpoint supports both HTTP POST and DELETE operations. In addition, the check hooks API endpoint provides HTTP PUT and HTTP DELETE access.
Each end point returns data relevant to its operation. These data are summarized in the result dictionary. It contains the request, as well as any errors or success. For example, the User Agent Parse endpoint returns a message that contains the common code, which indicates whether the request succeeded or failed. The message field contains additional information, which may be helpful in risk or threat analysis.
The health check function of an API can be used to test its availability and performance. It must return an HTTP status code and JSON data. It must also return an HTTP noncacheable object. The response must not be cacheable, because caching network equipment can cause the status to be incorrect. By using this feature, you can be sure that your API is available and in good condition.
You can use RequestBin to check your API requests. However, it is important to inspect the results carefully. For example, an X-API-KEY header may contain the wrong key by mistake. The corresponding key should be compared to the key in Accounts System. If it isn't the same, you should re-generate a new one.
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