This is the test page for Jetelina WebApis

Set your api name, e.g js100, in the 'Api Name' field, then put the parameters 'Key' and 'Value' name due to the interface.
This page send these params to Jetelina in JSON form.
The result is shown in the 'Result' filed.
Feel free to try 'select' and 'update' apis, but take care in 'insert' and 'delete' apis.

See: How to call your created webapis


for example see these 'IN' in each 'API' on Jetelina

'{}' data should be set your own data.

  • simple
  • IN: {"apino":"js100"}
    'Api Name' should be 'js100'
    'Key' and 'Value' columns are kept as blank

  • has some params
  • IN: {"apino":"js100","age":{age},"name":"{name}"}
    'Key' should be 'age','name'
    'Value' is '{age}','{name}' and it is set by your own

  • CAUTION in PostgreSQL/MySql
    1. in case of 'ju' or 'jd' api that has a subquery sentence
    2. IN:{"apino":"jd99","subquery":"{age}"}

      'Api Name' should be 'jd99'
      'Key' should be 'subquery',
      'Value' is '{age}' and it is set by your own
      e.g 'Key'->'subquery' 'Value'->32

    3. in case of 'js' api that has a subquery sentecen
    4. IN:{"apino":"js100","subquery":"['age':{age},'sex':'{sex}'']"}

      'Api Name' should be 'js100'
      'Key' should be 'subquery'
      'Value' is "'age':{age},'sex':'{sex}'" and they are set by your own
      e.g 'Key'->'subquery' 'Value'->'age':32,'sex':'male'

Don't care the remaining blank columns.

PostgreSQL/MySql Redis MongoDB

Api Name(apino)

1: Key Value

2: Key Value

3: Key Value

4: Key Value

5: Key Value

more parameter field

Message From Jetelina:

IN(post data):
OUT(result):