API Rx: A Versatile Data Receiver for Seamless Code Testing

Experience hassle-free code testing with API Rx – a powerful and adaptable data receiver designed to streamline your development process. Whether you're sending GET, POST, or raw JSON data, API Rx effortlessly captures and displays the received information in an organized list format. Simplify the verification of your forms and APIs, ensuring they function flawlessly every step of the way.

Key Features:

Versatile Data Acceptance: API Rx seamlessly handles GET and POST requests and is soon expanding to support raw JSON input, empowering you to test with ease and flexibility.
Neat List Display: Received data is elegantly presented in a concise list, allowing you to quickly validate form functionality and API responses.

Elevate your code testing with API Rx and embrace a smoother, more efficient development journey."

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Examples

Sending GET data

When sending form data using the GET method, it's pretty straight forward. If you're not sure how to, check out the examples below. If you're still not sure, then Ask DuckDuckGo.

Example 1: Simple GET data explicitly set in the address bar

To send the following data via GET:

Key	Value
id	7
username	Foxy

Use the following URL:

https://www.foxidize.com/api_rx.php?id=7&username=Foxy

Example 2: Sending GET data using a form is one way to get complex strings properly encoded

To send the following data via GET:

Key	Value
poem_type	haiku
syllable_count	17
strange_key	pX#jt72piux%o
email	da_fox@emailsite.com

Add the following to your HTML page:

To get a form kinda like this:

Sending POST data

When sending form data using the POST method, form data must be sent as either 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' (like in example 3) or 'multipart/form-data' (like in example 4).

Example 3:

To send the following data via POST:

Key	Value
id	7
username	Foxy

Add the following to your HTML page:

To get a form kinda like this:

Example 4:

To send the following data via POST:

Key	Value
poem_type	haiku
syllable_count	17
strange_key	pX#jt72piux%o
email	da_fox@emailsite.com

Add the following to your HTML page:

To get a form kinda like this: