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  1. Command

HTTP Command

Test your HTTP API Rules with Thingsup IoT Platform. Send and receive sample payloads from triggered actions.

PreviousHTTP APINextAction Command

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By using HTTP Command you can send POST request to endpoint. You need to provide following three parameters:

  • Request Endpoint ID

  • Authentication Key

  • Payload

In below example shown in image, the Endpoint ID 'HttpRule' is the HTTP Rule created in dashboard, with Authentication key '1234'. You can send payload in JSON Object format.

After sending the command, you can see the result of the command in given Result table.

HTTP Command