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Looking for test REST API's with basic authentication
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Are there any REST API’s out there for testing basic authentication? I’ve been playing around with https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com but this doesn’t require any authentication at all. Is there anything like this that allows you to test username and password?
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Are there any REST API’s out there for testing basic authentication? I’ve been playing around with https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com but this doesn’t require any authentication at all. Is there anything like this that allows you to test username and password?
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Generally stack overflow questions that ask for external resources get closed as off-topic here. Your best bet might be to just write a simple local server. Should only be a few lines of code in PHP, Javascript or your language of choice.
– Evert
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Are there any REST API’s out there for testing basic authentication? I’ve been playing around with https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com but this doesn’t require any authentication at all. Is there anything like this that allows you to test username and password?
rest api authentication
edited Mar 26 at 23:40
Bill Hileman
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asked Mar 26 at 18:40
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Are there any REST API’s out there for testing basic authentication? I’ve been playing around with https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com but this doesn’t require any authentication at all. Is there anything like this that allows you to test username and password?
rest api authentication
rest api authentication
edited Mar 26 at 23:40
Bill Hileman
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asked Mar 26 at 18:40
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edited Mar 26 at 23:40
Bill Hileman
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asked Mar 26 at 18:40
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edited Mar 26 at 23:40
Bill Hileman
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edited Mar 26 at 23:40
Bill Hileman
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edited Mar 26 at 23:40
Bill Hileman
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2,3212 gold badges9 silver badges19 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 18:40
Gibran ShahGibran Shah
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asked Mar 26 at 18:40
Gibran ShahGibran Shah
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asked Mar 26 at 18:40
Gibran ShahGibran Shah
85 bronze badges
85 bronze badges
Generally stack overflow questions that ask for external resources get closed as off-topic here. Your best bet might be to just write a simple local server. Should only be a few lines of code in PHP, Javascript or your language of choice.
– Evert
Mar 26 at 18:44
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Generally stack overflow questions that ask for external resources get closed as off-topic here. Your best bet might be to just write a simple local server. Should only be a few lines of code in PHP, Javascript or your language of choice.
– Evert
Mar 26 at 18:44
Generally stack overflow questions that ask for external resources get closed as off-topic here. Your best bet might be to just write a simple local server. Should only be a few lines of code in PHP, Javascript or your language of choice.
– Evert
Mar 26 at 18:44
Generally stack overflow questions that ask for external resources get closed as off-topic here. Your best bet might be to just write a simple local server. Should only be a few lines of code in PHP, Javascript or your language of choice.
– Evert
Mar 26 at 18:44
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Generally stack overflow questions that ask for external resources get closed as off-topic here. Your best bet might be to just write a simple local server. Should only be a few lines of code in PHP, Javascript or your language of choice.
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