Referencing cell values in Apipheny is like pulling data from another cell. Sounds complicated? It probably does at first, but it’s actually very simple — like piecing together LEGO bricks.
When dealing with APIs, you may encounter something called an API key. They’re sort of like passwords which let APIs confirm your identity. Once an API knows you’re legitimate, you can get through and use the API’s full set of features. Example of an API key: 1f9ba190-c513-471b-a573-b8d008bb52fe Usually, the API key is a single token...
Apipheny has its own function in Google Sheets. It lets you keep your API data organized and is incredibly easy to use.
Some APIs are super simple and require no headers at all to use. But a lot of them do. Here, we explain what headers are using simple terms.
To effectively use an API, you have to be familiar with its endpoints. Here, we explain, in simple words, what those are and how to use them.
API parameters are a very basic API feature used in API calls. Here, we explain what they are using simple English.
API URL Paths are the bread-and-butter of API-aided work. But what exactly are they?
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