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The Sidebar lists the requests stored in the loaded Collections tab, the para-
meters stored in the Environments tab, and – under the History tab – a list of
recently submitted requests.
The Request Editor is used to configure elements of a request. For example:
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URL: Type the address of the endpoint that you want to call into the URL
input field. URLs used previously will be suggested via auto-complete.
Note that parameters entered in the URL input field bar or in the key/value
editor will not automatically be URL-encoded. To manually encode the para-
meter value, right click on a highlighted text, and select EncodeURICom-
ponent.
Method: Select the HTTP operation that you want to use (GET, POST, etc.).
Tabs: Use the tabs in the Request Editor to configure the requests. For
example:
Headers: Click on the Headers tab to display the Headers key-value
editor. The header frequently contains fields for authentication, Cook-
ies, a time stamp, MD5 sums, and MIME-content type information.
Body: Click the Body toggle switch to open the Body editor. The
body editor has different controls depending on the body type: form-
data, urlencoded, raw, binary, and GraphQL.
To edit key values, click the Params button.
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