API Web Services
About This Space
A demo of how to build, test and document APIs
Last updated on November 19, 2020
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Developing APIs
This template demonstrates how to use the Profound API Designer to build robust APIs. Two API files are bundled with this template:
- customers.api.json - Standard table CRUD APIs
- products.api.json - Standard table CRUD APIs
For up to date information, visit our documentation page.
Consuming an API
The url for consuming these APIs will begin with:
https://spaces.profoundjs.com/run/[your profile]/[your space name]/wsapi
followed by the API HTTP Path value
Example: https://spaces.profoundjs.com/run/scotroach/profoundapi-1/wsapi/customers
Including with this template, is a sameple Vue UI that will demostrate how to consume these APIs.
- index.html - This tester page is set as the application start page
Launching the application
To launch the application, select Launch App in Browser Tab from the Home Menu.
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