Each request has the following structure:
All API methods are GET or POST type of requests:
curl -X GET/POST ...Each request must include an API key for authorization. This key should be added to the request header, replacing {Your API Key} with your actual key:
curl ... -H 'Authorization: {Your API Key}'Parameters in each request serve as the primary inputs for API endpoints. These parameters vary depending on the context.
Path parameters specify the endpoint. For instance, a request with these path parameters would include a Twitter profile ID or alias to retrieve Twitter profile data:
curl 'https://{DOMAIN}/api/twitter_v2/user?{...}'Check the :ref:`support` page to get a full list of endpoints.
Query string parameters provide the necessary input data for endpoints and include technical details for the request. For instance, a request with the following query string parameters would include endpoint data in the query parameter and technical details such as timeout, delayed, task_timeout, task_id, limit, etc.:
curl 'https://{DOMAIN}?query={...}&timeout={...}&delayed={...}&task_timeout={...}&task_id={...}&limit={...}'Learn more about query string parameters on the :ref:`usage-of-parameters` page.