When integrating the API, it’s important to understand how requests are structured. This ensures you can communicate effectively with the API and handle the data it returns.
HTTP Methods
Our API primarily uses HTTP methods for requests, where you can retrieve or manipulate data. Here’s a quick overview of the request formats:
GET: Used to retrieve data from the server. For example, fetching product details or searching for tourism listings.
POST: Used to send data to the server. This might be used when you need to submit search parameters or other data.
URL Structure
The API requests are structured with a base URL followed by specific endpoints.
For example:
Replace {productId} with the actual product ID to retrieve specific product details.
Parameters
You can include query parameters in your GET requests to filter results or specify particular data. These might include category, location, or date.
In POST requests, you might include parameters within the request body in JSON format to pass detailed search criteria.
For more detailed information on API Request Formats, please refer to the our API Guide.
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