To test Deepvue APIs in Postman, you can follow these steps:
Download the latest API collection by clicking on this link. This will allow you to import the collection into your Postman application.
Once you have downloaded the collection, open Postman and click on the "Import" button at the application's top left corner.
Select the downloaded API collection file and click the "Open" button. This will import the collection into Postman.
Retrieve your API keys from your Deepvue dashboard. Go to your dashboard and navigate to the "Credentials" tab.
You will find your API keys Under the "Credentials" tab. These keys are required for authentication when making API requests. Take note of your Client ID and Client Secret, as they will be used to authenticate API requests. Note: Your x-api-key is the same as the Client Secret key.
Refer to this video tutorial for a detailed guide on accessing Deepvue APIs in Postman.
After importing the API collection and obtaining your API keys, you can start testing the Deepvue APIs in Postman.
Open the imported API collection in Postman and select the desired endpoint to test.
In the request headers, make sure to update the header with relevant API keys and set its value obtained from the dashboard.
Fill in any other required parameters or body content for the specific API endpoint you are testing.
Click on the "Send" button to make the API request and observe the response in Postman. You can use this response to verify the accuracy and functionality of the Deepvue API.
If you happen to encounter any errors or need further information, please refer to the Deepvue API documentation available at https://hi.deepvue.tech/docs. The documentation provides detailed explanations and examples to help you troubleshoot and learn more about using Deepvue APIs effectively.
