Swagger is a powerful interface for exploring and testing the OpCon API. It allows users to interact with API endpoints directly from a browser, making it ideal for learning, debugging, and validating API calls.

🔐Accessing Swagger

To access the Swagger interface, use the following URL format:

 Replace <your-server> with the actual server name hosting your OpCon environment. This URL opens the Swagger documentation and testing interface for the OpCon API.

🌠Features of Swagger

Swagger provides the following capabilities:

• Browse available API endpoints grouped by functionality.
• View detailed request and response formats.
• Authenticate using tokens to test secure endpoints.
• Execute API calls directly from the browser

✅Authenticating in Swagger

To test endpoints that require authentication, use the 'Authorize' button in Swagger. When prompted, enter your token prefixed with the word 'Token' followed by a space.

Ensure there is a space between 'Token' and your actual token value. This format is required for successful authentication.

Example: Get API Version

One of the simplest endpoints to test is the version endpoint. It does not require authentication and returns the current API version.

To test this endpoint in Swagger:

1. Scroll to the 'version' section.
2. Click on the endpoint to expand it.
3. Click 'Try it out' and then 'Execute'.
4. View the response to see the API version.

💡Tips for Using Swagger

• Use Swagger to validate request formats before scripting.
• Check response codes and messages for debugging.
• Use the built-in 'Try it out' feature to experiment with different inputs.