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  2. Tables

Testing Tables

Fireapis allows you to test your tables with pre-created endpoints with an interactive user interface.

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Once you've created a table and migrated it, you can test operations such as creating, updating, deleting and listing records from the specified table

Here's how you can test your tables:

  1. Click the table you want to test.

  1. You will see the Test button in the table view (refer to the image above). Click the Test button to open the test UI popup.

  1. Refer to the image above, where you can test different endpoints that are pre-created by Fireapis. In the example above, we used the POST endpoint, which adds a new record to your database based on the input you provide.

  1. In the image above, you can see the response from the POST API call. You can find more information about the test user interface here.

In POST API call, you don't need to pass the ID (which is the primary column type), as Fireapis automatically assigns the primary key as a unique value by default.

Learn more about different endpoints in Fireapis.
Location of test in table.
Test User Interface
After test result