Once you publish your project, Xapix generates a cURL command (and a Powershell command) so you can test your endpoint locally, as shown in the example below.

Copy the cURL command and run in a terminal. For example, this is the command from this project.

The following has been formatted for readability.

curl \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--request GET \
'https://api.xapix.dev/1st-org/my-first-project/xapix-io-api-data/vehicle-demo/engines/547290.json'

The request to the endpoint returns the following response.

{
    "fuel_type":"Diesel",
    "manufacturer":"Remedy Engines",
    "power_hp":"180",
    "price":"4800.0"
}

Next steps

Congratulations. You have successfully created your first Xapix project and received your first request from a Xapix endpoint. This concludes the Xapix quickstart.

Next, take your new skills to the next level by learning how to build your own pipeline with the Building a pipeline tutorial.