HTTP Request

This action is a wrapper over the HTTP protocol and you can use it to connect to any API.

For more technical users you can see it as a cURL tool equivalent.

For less technical users you can see it as a web browser without an user interface.

This action is very versatile as it will allow you to talk to any system that exposes an HTTP service, exactly like the web browser you use every day.

Inputs

The inputs follow the HTTP Request Message parameters

Name	Type	Description
Method	String	The HTTP Method. Examples: `GET`, `POST`
URL	String	The URL you want to connect to
Headers	Object	The HTTP Headers JSON object. Example: `{"Authorization": "Bearer xyz", "X-abc": "example"}`
Body	String	The HTTP request message body. Can be `null` or a (non)empty String. Example: `{\"json_field\": \"json_value\"}`

Outputs

The outputs map the HTTP Response Message data

Name	Type	Description
Status Code	Number	Examples: 200, 404
Status Text	String	Examples: OK, Not Found
Headers	Object	The HTTP Response headers as a JSON object—key/value pairs.
Body	Object	The HTTP Response message body. If the API responds with an `application/json` body, the action automatically parses the response body.
Action Status	String. `success` or `failure`	Whether the action has succeeded or not