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Linking multiple API requests: A new approach

What you normally see in an API client (yes postman too) is that every API request is a monolithic block - This means that if you want to make any changes/adjustments, you first need to copy/clone the API request.

⚠️ This could potentially result in dozens of "API request clones" that have some minor differences in the headers, body or the query parameters.

🚧 Now imagine that you want to introduce a new parameter to all these APIs. What do you do? The only way is to make these changes manually in all of these API requests.

Is there another way?

  • With Fusion, every part of an API request is a reusable Fusion Block, allowing you to compose and link these blocks together, keeping them in sync. No need to manually adjust all these copied API requests.

  • Read more about linking blocks with Fusion here: https://lnkd.in/dktbH726

Try out Fusion, start designing your APIs with reusability and interconnectedness in mind: https://apyhub.com/product/fusion

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