http-api-cloudbase

Use the CloudBase HTTP API to send raw HTTP requests to databases, cloud functions, and storage without requiring SDKs. You specify your environment, select an authentication method, and build accurate HTTP calls using the official OpenAPI Swagger docs.

The CloudBase HTTP API enables back-end services and CI scripts to access CloudBase features like databases, authentication, and storage over HTTP. It bypasses SDKs to automate admin tasks or integrate services into testing tools and non-SDK environments.

Yes, you can use raw HTTP requests to automate CloudBase tasks in CI scripts. The HTTP API allows testing tools and scripts to interact directly with cloud functions and databases by providing an environment ID and authentication token.

Authenticate HTTP requests to the CloudBase OpenAPI by choosing a supported authentication method and passing the required credentials in the HTTP headers. Reference the official OpenAPI Swagger docs to construct precise authentication headers for your environment.

Switch to HTTP API calls when operating in non-Node backends, CI scripts, or testing tools that require raw HTTP requests. If your environment supports SDKs natively, using the SDK is generally preferred over manual HTTP API construction.