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Requests

Written by Harsha Chelle

Requests are calls to your API endpoints.

In your project’s dashboard, you can see all requests in the Requests tab.

At a glance, each requests on your Treblle dashboard shows the following information:

  • The HTTP method of the request

  • The status code returned for the request

  • The endpoint that was requested

  • When the request was made

  • The device the request was made from

  • The location the request was made from

  • If the request was authenticated

  • Whether the request returned JSON or not

  • If the response to the request was fast or not

  • The response size

  • The load time of the request

  • If the request had problems or not

You can click on the request endpoint to see more detailed information about a request

Share request

You can share a request by clicking on the dropdown menu on the top-right corner of a request and then click on Share. You will get a modal with a share URL for the request you can copy. Click on the Copy share URL on modal to copy the URL.

Expiration date

When sharing a request you can chose an expiration date for the URL you shared. You can chose for the URL to expire in:

  • 1 hour from now

  • 1 day from now

  • I week from now

  • 1 month from now

The default expiration date for shared request URLs is 1 hour from now

More like this

If you want to see more requests like a request, you can click on the dropdown on the top-right corner and click on More like this

Comments

On a request detail page, click on the floating plus button at the bottom right of the page and click on comment, a comment drawer will appear with a text box for you to comment on a

Download request

You can download a JSON file of a request by clicking on the dropdown menu on the top-right corner of a request and then click on Download.

Filters

You can filter the endpoints in the Requests tab of a project by clicking on the Filter button to access the filters drawer for endpoints.

In the filters drawer, you filter endpoints by:

  • Status: either, with problems, or without problems

  • HTTP method

  • Response code

  • Endpoint

  • Device

  • Location

  • Request parameters

  • Comments

  • App version

  • Timeframe

Click on the Filter button to apply the filters you selected.

Delete request

When you delete a request we’ll remove any references to it right away but we’ll also show a list of all deleted requests including who deleted it and when just to be 100% transparent.

You can delete a request by clicking on the dropdown menu on the top-right corner of a request and then click on Delete. A confirmation modal will appear for you to click on

Confirm if you want to proceed.

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