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Accounts API
Users
GETList users
GETGet user
POSTCreate user
Billing
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Accounts API
User and billing endpoints for the Acme platform.
Users
Get user
GET {{baseUrl}}/users/:id
Auth: Bearer token
Query parameters
| include | teams |
Headers
| Accept | application/json |
Create user
POST {{baseUrl}}/users
Body json
{ "name": "Ada Lovelace", "email": "ada@example.com" } - Endpoints
- Parameters
- Headers
- Authentication
- Request bodies
- Folders & descriptions
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What’s on the page
- Collection title & description Your collection’s name and description open the page.
- Folders as sections Each folder becomes a headed section of the page.
- Method & URL Every request with a color-coded method badge and its URL.
- Authentication A summary of each request’s auth type.
- Query parameters & headers Rendered as tables.
- Request bodies Raw bodies, form fields, GraphQL queries and variables, SOAP envelopes.
How to generate docs
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- 2 Choose “Generate docs (HTML)”.
- 3 Save the single HTML file — open it in any browser, host it anywhere, or send it to a teammate.
Documentation questions
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A single, self-contained HTML file with its own styles — no build step, no hosting service, no account. It follows the reader’s light or dark system preference.
Does it include response examples?
Not today. Generated docs describe each request — method, URL, auth, query parameters, headers and body. Add context in your collection description.
Is it available in every edition?
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