The published API name can contain up to 50 characters, including ASCII letters, digits, Japanese characters, hyphens, dashes, and underscores.

You can add path parameters and query parameters to the URL.

Sample URL

:

https://reqres.in/api/users/{User_ID}?query=20

The sample URL contains the following path parameters and query parameters:

{User_ID}
: Path parameter for a specific user's ID, which will be replaced by an actual user ID when making the request. For example,
https://reqres.in/api/users/2
If you have multiple path parameters that you would define later, you can represent them with an asterisk (*) in the URL structure. For example:
https://reqres.in/api/users/{User_ID}/*?query=20
In this URL,
{User_ID}
indicates the first path parameter, such as a user ID and
*
indicates any additional path parameters you might add later.
query=20
. A query parameter that consists of a key (query) and a value (20). Query parameters come after the question mark (?) and are used to provide additional data for the request.

For all custom APIs that were created prior to October 2024 release, you can optionally create another custom managed API to update the path parameter and query parameter values dynamically.

Default is

GET

.