Hi there,
I’d like to integrate a new api to my app using blockspring. Problem is that this api isn’t already available in blockspring. So I’d like to use their “create a block” tool to integrate this api but I haven’t been successful so far.
I was wondering if any of you had already done this so far?
Thanks a lot.
Try using the Blockspring online chat… They are very helpful and know about Bubble integrations
Thanks, I tried that a few times but didn’t get any helpful answers!
I’ve done it already.
can you describe more precisely what you tried to achieve ? or even better reproduce it the forum_app2 so it’s possible to help ?
Thanks @NicolasDap in fact I’d like to make POST API calls but I don’t know how to write it on blockspring through their “create a block” tool.
What kind of block have you created so far?
A simple POST API Call. I get helped by a developer for this. One it has been setup, its quite easy to use.
I made here a sample block (click on edit to see the code). Can you try using it in the forum_app2 so we all share & learn ?
If somebody is a developer out there and wants to help. You’re very welcome dude 
Here’s an example but don’t get too excited, there’s more work to do in order to parse the data and make it usable for you.
I generated the call code using Postman and their Generate code functionality.
https://open.blockspring.com/ionut-georgian-ciobanu-de-radu/ceca7de759d5fd86a26bfe39bbbde063
Ok thanks, now I see the logic! I’ll try with the API I’d like and post the result if I succeed
If you just want a POST, then you could use Zapier ? You can integrate an Existing API with Zapier’s Webhooks and it does quite a lot of the data manipulation for you.
Hi @georgeciobanu, thanks a lot for this example. I have a few more questions for you. Here is an example of an API call I’d like to make :
curl -i https://api.payname.fr/v2/payment/simulate \
-H ‘Authorization:WD16NlQEKTUX5EEbFFzQPUZpQxIkKEz3’ \
-X POST \
-d credit=100 \
-d nb_hours=3.5 \
-d birthdate=“1991-09-09” \
-d commission=11 \
-d comm_fixed=10
Is it ok if I put the payload data in JSON?
Nigel’s suggestion is more appropriate it seems
But to answer your question, I don’t know, the best way to test is to use a tool like postman and try by looking at the documentation for the API. then you can use Postman’s Generate code functionality if needed.
