cURL
We encourage you to use any tool of your choice to test and call CorrigoPro Direct API. One of these tools is Client for URLs (or cURL). cURL is pre-installed on many Linux and Mac systems. Windows users can download the stand-alone tool from https://curl.haxx.se. Users of Git for Windows can also find cURL included within the Git BASH emulation.
curl https://apac-api.corrigopro.com/direct/api/workOrder?ids=87340
-H "Authorization: Bearer
pyeLrTJ99eJwBkDzLWzSksaAncLRCneyaW2P9FmhGRQSVlWB60jRqiGSN5ERqyqrRq_cE_zPW0DQAj15s_uctczFpPrFSqfwSIPDhBdhyJyQe_FSWNMASC2fL2EvTyPvFduJrbkhtcCnp_QrlH10KsJGwbe7uyhWIjkl-zhANI8YlLUEJGpZMd0Kq3V1roeqkYyHN7wSNNuElXd3VDyPAe2ivcb6ijVSFPmNmo9fG8-re4wpUV_pqMXmZJ2iqGJJ4TEY2_NL_Vf0Z7sYIAZgvOvDQqw-x0AmyLkje34cMLz88zK8"
More usage examples are available at https://curl.haxx.se.
Note
cURL and Git for Windows are open source tools and are not supported by Corrigo.
Warning for Windows PowerShell users
Windows PowerShell includes CURL as an alias for Invoke-WebRequest. While this is also a useful tool, the usage and syntax are not the same as that of cURL.
Updated over 5 years ago