Easy API


viaSocket Tables allows users to create APIs and webhooks for their databases. This means you can set up ways for other apps or services to interact with your data stored in Tables.

                    

Basic Authentication

viaSocket Tables offers basic authentication at the database level. Each database has its own authentication key, which can be used across multiple tables within that database.

Multiple Authentication Keys

Users can generate multiple authentication keys, each with its own set of permissions for reading and writing data in different tables. This flexibility enables users to control access to their data more precisely. 

API Actions

Users can create APIs for various actions.

  • List/Search: Retrieve a list of data entries or search for specific records within a table.
  • Add: Insert new data entries into a table.
  • Update: Modify existing data entries in a table.
  • Delete: Remove data entries from a table.

Detailed Documentation

viaSocket Tables provides detailed documentation for creating APIs. This documentation guides users through the process of setting up APIs and webhooks. It includes instructions, examples, and AI support to help users get started quickly.

AI-Powered Prompts 

In the documentation, users can utilize AI-powered prompts to generate API code for specific filters. Instead of manually writing code for each filter, users can describe the filter they want, and AI will generate the corresponding API code. This streamlines the process and reduces the need for manual coding.

             

📌 For example, let's say you're developing a mobile app that needs to fetch data from a viaSocket Tables database. You can create an API to retrieve product information, add new products, update product details, or delete outdated items. Using the detailed documentation and AI prompts, you can quickly generate the necessary API code to integrate your app with the database.

With the Easy API feature in viaSocket Tables, users can easily create APIs and webhooks to integrate their data with external applications or services.Â