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Seven APIs elevates your low-code development with enterprise-ready API integration. Perfect for Power Apps, Retool, and Mendix developers who need powerful, secure, and scalable APIs without the complexity of traditional development.

Visual API Building

Design APIs visually

Advanced Workflows

Complex processes made simple

Enterprise Ready

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Rapid Development

Build and deploy API integrations quickly

Data Management

Powerful data synchronization tools

Advanced Controls

Enterprise-grade API management

Lovable.dev Integration

Transform your Lovable.dev AI-powered applications with Seven APIs seamless integration capabilities. Our platform enhances your development workflow by providing enterprise-grade API management solutions.

Local Proxy Integration

Configure local proxy for API communication

Secure Communication

Safe and reliable API interactions

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// Configure a Vite development server to proxy API requests
// to an external custom API.

// All requests starting with /api should be forwarded to 
// https://external-api.com, with the /api prefix stripped 
// from the path.

// Include necessary configuration in vite.config.js:

// Use the actions.ts pattern to handle and organize the API
// The frontend would be proxied to the external API:

curl http://localhost:5173/api/data \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -X GET
Build a Next.js full-stack app using the App Router that 
securely calls an external API.

Features:
- Ask me to add the required environment variable (like 
  OPENAI_API_KEY or STRIPE_SECRET_KEY) using 
  <AddEnvironmentVariables />

- Create a simple UI with a form where I can input data 
  to trigger the API request

- Use a route handler (e.g., /api/my-endpoint) to call 
  the external API using the environment variable

- Display the response below the form using Tailwind and 
  Shadcn UI components

- Show how to import and use any needed libraries (like 
  axios or fetch)

- Add default props if needed to avoid TSX issues

Use <CodeProject> to generate all necessary files in one go.

Example use case: "Call OpenAI to generate a summary 
from a textarea input"

v0.dev Integration

Seamlessly connect your v0.dev UI components with Seven APIs backend capabilities. Enable powerful data flows and real-time updates with minimal configuration.

Automated UI Sync

Components stay in sync with your API data

Custom Endpoints

Generate endpoints for each component

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Replit Integration

Take your Replit development to the next level with Seven APIs integration. Build, test, and deploy your applications with powerful API management capabilities right from your Replit workspace.

Live Testing

Test your APIs in real-time within Replit

Collaborative API Management

Work together on API development

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# Role: Expert Software Developer (Editor)

You're building a Replit app that uses an external API. 
Here's what you need to do:

1. Ask the user what API they want to use (e.g., OpenAI, 
   Stripe, Twilio).

2. Use the ask_secrets tool to request the necessary API 
   keys (e.g., OPENAI_API_KEY).

3. Once you have the key, store it in the .env file or 
   use Replit Secrets if available.

4. Make a simple call to the API using axios (Node.js) 
   or requests (Python) inside a route or function.

5. Provide a basic UI or terminal interaction where the 
   user can enter a query or trigger the API call.

6. Use web_application_feedback_tool or 
   shell_command_application_feedback_tool to show the 
   result and get user confirmation.

7. Follow Replit's principle: prefer Replit workflows, 
   use bash or curl for testing API endpoints, and 
   install packages via packager_tool.

Example: If using OpenAI, ask the user for OPENAI_API_KEY, 
confirm storage, and build a /generate endpoint where the 
user can enter a prompt and get a completion.

Keep it simple and use the tools: ask_secrets → install 
dependency → API call → feedback tool.

Retool Integration

Build internal tools and operational workflows quickly with Seven APIs integration for Retool. Perfect for enterprises needing custom dashboards and admin panels with powerful API capabilities.

Low-Code Backend

Connect APIs without complex code

Custom Dashboard

Create tailored admin interfaces

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Build a Retool app that:

1. Uses a REST API resource with a base URL I will provide 
   (e.g., https://api.openai.com/v1)

2. Adds a secure header with a bearer token using a 
   variable (like {{apiKey}})

3. Has a form with user input (like a prompt or email field)

4. Triggers a query to the API using that input and 
   displays the result in a component (like a Text box 
   or Table)

5. Includes a button labeled "Send" that runs the query

6. Uses temporary state to manage loading and errors

Example use case: Call OpenAI's completions endpoint 
with a prompt and show the result.

Set up guidance:
- Create a "RESTQuery" in the Queries section
- Use POST method with Content-Type: application/json
- Add Authorization: Bearer {{apiKey}} to Headers
- Use {{textInput1.value}} as part of the body for 
  dynamic input

Make it easy to customize for any API with minimal changes.
Build a PowerApps Canvas App that:

1. Uses a custom connector to call an external REST API 
   (e.g., https://api.openai.com/v1)

2. Adds the required authorization header (e.g., 
   Bearer YOUR_API_KEY) using a connection parameter

3. Includes a TextInput for user input (e.g., prompt 
   or email)

4. Has a Button labeled "Send" that triggers the API call

5. Displays the response in a Label or Gallery, 
   depending on the data

6. Handles loading and error states cleanly using 
   variables like Set(isLoading, true)

Example use case: Submit a prompt to OpenAI's 
completions endpoint and show the result below.

Steps:
- Build a custom connector via Power Platform > 
  Data > Custom Connectors
- Use POST with Content-Type: application/json
- Add parameters and dynamic body using Power Fx 
  (e.g., TextInput1.Text)
- Bind the response to a Label or Gallery

Keep the app minimal, fast, and customizable.

Power Apps Integration

Integrate Seven APIs with Microsoft’s professional low-code platform for building business applications with deep Microsoft 365 integration and enhanced API capabilities.

Microsoft 365 Integration

Seamless connection with Microsoft services

Enterprise Security

Advanced security controls and compliance

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Mendix Integration

Enhance your enterprise-grade low-code platform with Seven APIs integration capabilities. Accelerate digital transformation and app delivery at scale with robust API management.

Enterprise Solutions

Build scalable enterprise applications

Digital Transformation

Accelerate development and delivery

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Create a Mendix web app that:

1. Uses a REST call to connect to an external API 
   (e.g., https://api.openai.com/v1/completions)

2. Adds a custom HTTP header for Authorization: Bearer 
   <API_KEY> using a constant or microflow input parameter

3. Provides a text field for user input (e.g., a prompt)

4. Includes a button labeled "Send" that triggers the 
   REST microflow

5. Shows the API response in a text widget or data view

6. Uses a non-persistent entity to store and display 
   response data

7. Implements error handling via Show Message actions 
   or validation feedback

Example use case: User inputs a prompt, clicks "Send", 
and sees the OpenAI response below.

Implementation notes:
- Use "Call REST service" in a microflow with POST method
- Set JSON body dynamically from the input field
- Parse the JSON response into a non-persistent entity 
  using import mapping
- Use Substitute template for setting dynamic body values 
  in request
- Make the app reusable by using constants for the base 
  URL and API key

Ensure the UI is simple and responsive. No database 
storage needed.
Build an app that integrates with an external REST API.

Requirements:
1. Add support to connect with a REST API using a secure 
   API key (Bearer token) stored in environment settings 
   or secrets.

2. Create a form with an input field (e.g., a prompt or 
   email address).

3. Add a button labeled "Send" that sends the user input 
   to the external API.

4. Call the API using a POST method, with Content-Type: 
   application/json.

5. Display the response in a UI block, such as a card or 
   text box.

6. Include loading and error handling states for better 
   user experience.

Example use case: Call OpenAI's completions endpoint, 
sending a prompt and showing the returned text.

Make sure the API base URL and secret key are easily 
configurable and reusable in other components. Keep the 
UI simple and mobile-responsive.

Builder.io Integration

Combine the power of Seven APIs with Builder.io’s AI-powered development platform. Build, run and scale your software with enhanced API management capabilities.

AI-Enhanced Development

Intelligent app building

Rapid Deployment

Fast time-to-market for apps

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