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Request Headers

In order to make a valid HTTP Request to the API server, there are a number of headers to be included in the HTTP request for the purpose of authentication and request handling.

Depending on the platform you are using, a typical HTTP request would look similar to the following JavaScript example.

var options = {
      'method' : 'post',
      'contentType': 'application/json',
      'muteHttpExceptions':true,
      'headers':{
            "X-RapidAPI-Key": *XRapidAPIKey*,
            "X-RapidAPI-Host":"maintenanceman-nl-asset-management-api.p.rapidapi.com",
            },
      'payload' : JSON.stringify({*Request Body as JSON*})
    };

var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch('https://maintenanceman-nl-asset-management-api.p.rapidapi.com/schedule', options);

General Request Headers

The general request headers to be included with every HTTP request are:

  • Method: ‘post’
  • Content-type: ‘application/json’

Specific Request Headers

Besides the general request headers, there are two additional custom headers to be included in every HTTP Request, being:

  • X-RapidAPI-Key: ‘*YourAPIKey*’
    This is your own unique API key that you can get from your subscription on the Maintenanceman API at rapidAPI.com
  • X-RapidAPI-Host:‘maintenanceman-nl-asset-management-api.p.rapidapi.com’
    This value is used at rapidAPI.com to identify your request as being meant to be forwarded to the Maintenanceman API backend.

Request end-point

The URL that your request should be sent to is always: ‘https://maintenanceman-nl-asset-management-api.p.rapidapi.com/schedule’.

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