This example includes the steps of
step | postman call | postman response | content in front-end |
|---|---|---|---|
STEP 1: login | POST http://localhost:3000/api/v2/users/sign_in?user[email]=soft.dave99@gmail.com&user[password]=123456 |  {
"user_id": 368,
"email": "soft.dave99@gmail.com",
"authentication_token": "vB4J9TJMLGnZnV4DMZlvPTWimman1gxpo2AoechN--8EELxNTE4I6Ih5Aa--dmDINUcdLkimLXnlrnKJhA=="
}
|  |
STEP 2: get beneficiary categories (this gives you the different Forms that can be used to create a beneficiary. Each form is called a Beneficiary Category) | GET header: {'X-User-Token': 'Ppteex1dWbEcnNC311NFOrJqNHP98zN2ccMpWEei--ixL50J7uZsnprbOu--WbOcz50zaS48JzyXXZHS9A==', |  | manage beneficiary categories page  |
STEP 3: get custom fields from a beneficiary category (This gives you the fields within the beneficiary category, i.e. the text fields, number fields, date fields, time fields, section dividers, attachment field and ratio sets (list fields)) | GET |  |  |
STEP 4: get sub ratios from a ratio set (These are the answer choices within a list field) | GET |  | |
STEP 5: Ratio Set Choiceable (This determines whether the list field is unlimited multiple choice, limited multiple choice or single choice) | GET header: {'X-User-Token': 'Ppteex1dWbEcnNC311NFOrJqNHP98zN2ccMpWEei--ixL50J7uZsnprbOu--WbOcz50zaS48JzyXXZHS9A==', |  | |
STEP 6: create beneficiary | POST
|  | create beneficiary page - using that beneficiary category   |
STEP 7: show beneficiary | GET |  | beneficiary profile page  |