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Code Examples
Execute a call to the API and the example below will change to match your call.
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The REST interface is quite forgiving in order to allow simple testing in the browser, for example you can use GET instead of POST. In production, it is recommended you use the correct HTTP method.
In your html page, ensure you have a reference to the PerfectAPI Javascript client, which is served by the service itself:
The client makes use of jQuery, so you should also include a reference to a recent version of that. To call the API, your code should look something like this:
You need to install the `perfectapi` component, using normal Node technique npm install perfectapi. Once you have that:
You need to download and incorporate the c# client from . Once you have incorporated the client code into your app, usage is like this:
About this page
This is a standard test page for any API developed using PerfectAPI. It allows you to explore the API and try out the various different functions without writing any code.
If the endpoint for a PerfectAPI is http://services.mydomain.com/myapi, then this page will be at http://services.mydomain.com/myapi/testapp