RapidAPI.com is a marketplace for APIs where users can browse APIs categorized by popularity and type. Users must sign up to see API listings and details. API pages provide information on functionality, tutorials, discussions, pricing plans based on daily API calls, endpoints organized by category, and code snippets for connecting APIs in different languages. Users need to subscribe before testing an API.
RapidAPI.com is a marketplace for APIs where users can browse APIs categorized by popularity and type. Users must sign up to see API listings and details. API pages provide information on functionality, tutorials, discussions, pricing plans based on daily API calls, endpoints organized by category, and code snippets for connecting APIs in different languages. Users need to subscribe before testing an API.
RapidAPI.com is a marketplace for APIs where users can browse APIs categorized by popularity and type. Users must sign up to see API listings and details. API pages provide information on functionality, tutorials, discussions, pricing plans based on daily API calls, endpoints organized by category, and code snippets for connecting APIs in different languages. Users need to subscribe before testing an API.
For the MarketPlace API demo purpose, I just visited the RapidAPI.
com website there to see how this
market sells the API to the consumer. When a user visited the website if they are not signup yet they need to do this, after this, the user will show the API list category wise like the popular API, and top AI Based APIs where a lot's company sell their API. AI-based companies sell the AI-related API, sports company sell their football or cricket relate APIs. If any user is interested to see the details of their API they need to click on the card that the website is showing and go to the about section where they briefly explain how their API actually works. In the tutorial section, they actually show how you should hit their API. In the discussion section you will a lot of people's comments and you can also add your comment as well. In the pricing section, you can see the owner set the price according to the amount API calls per day. In the endpoint section, you will see the API list category-wise like for the sports-related company API separate the section like teams, players, and trophies. If you need to test any API first you need to subscribe. In the code snipped section you will see a lot of language lists of how you will connect those APIs to your application.