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[ brief description and link to the Using Postman page ]
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We’ve developed a developer ‘starter kit’ for creating queries.
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Reminder: The purpose of the Fraud Data API is to provide colleges the ability to integrate GraphQL functionality into their internal systems in order to streamline their own fraud reporting processes. |
Creating & Modifying Postman Events
CCCTC has provided templates for three different variations of the FraudReportQuery defined in the schema and documented in the Apollo sandbox. One of these variations, FraudReportQuery:WithRecipientMisCode, was provided to the colleges in a Postman file named, Fraud Report Query, which was imported during the implementation process.
The fastest and easiest way to create the other query variations to use in Postman is to modify the existing file starting in the Apollo sandbox. The process below outlines the steps for creating a new query entry to your Fraud Report Postman collection which will allow you to make an API call using a CCCID or App ID.
Start a new operation at the root in the Apollo sandbox. Select the ‘query : Query’ by clicking on the plus symbol.
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customizing the desired input fields and variables for the FraudReportQuery:withCCCID in Apollo, exporting the operation and copying it into Postman, where it can be saved as a separate query operation file and added to your Postman Fraud Report collection.
Select the values you are interested in receiving:
appId
cccId
fraudType
reportedByMisCode
submitTimestamp
recipientMisCode
The argument is the “withCccId”
Transfer these components over to Postman
In the Operation section, click on the “three dots” menu and select “Copy operation” from the menu.
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Documentation & Supporting Resources
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