projectId
and jobId
parameters are path parameters and so are required. You can also see some other optional query parameters that will let you filter the results that get returned. For now we will just look at making a simple call without any query parameters so let's get the projectId
and jobId
porjectId
we can go to the home page of the TestProject app and click on the more menu of the project we are interested in. You can then use the Copy ID option to copy the project ID for the project.projectId
field. You will also need the jobId
which can be found in a similar way. On the project details page of the project you are using, you can see the jobs that you have setup for the project in the right hand panel. If you have not yet created any jobs for this project you will want to do so (and then run the job at least once). To get the job ID click on the more menu on the job and select the Copy ID optionjobID
field of the API call. Now that you have both the job and project IDs you can execute the test. When you do that you should see something like this{projectId}
and {jobId}
with the project and job IDs that you are interested in, and put in your auth key as you find it on the API integrations page you should be able to see the response to your API call printed out.