
The short answer: the Playground makes real API requests from your browser, with nothing to install. You pick the operation, fill in the request, send it and see the answer. At the same time it shows the request code in curl, PHP, Python and JavaScript, which follows what you type.
Two ways to open it
| Where | How it works |
| On the Playground page | Lists every operation, with a "Search operations" box. Pick one and the panel opens on that same page. |
| Inside each operation | On the area pages, every operation has a Playground button that opens the same panel without leaving the page. |
Step by step
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| From a browser, the API only accepts four headers: Authorization, Content-Type, Idempotency-Key and Accept-Language. Any others you add go only into the generated code, for use in your own program. |
Why it works here and not on your website
Browsers can only call the API from the documentation. The pages of your own website cannot use the key directly, and that is a good thing: the key would be visible to anyone who opened the page. In your project, the call is made on the server. The reason is explained in CORS errors.
| The Playground needs JavaScript. Without it, each operation opens its explanation on the area page. Taking care of your key: your key in the Playground. |
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Make your first request now: the ping needs no key. Open the Playground |
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