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GET/users

Params

2

Responses

200, 401

Auth

Bearer

POST/users

Params

4

Responses

201, 422

Auth

Bearer

PATCH/users/:id

Params

3

Responses

200, 404

Auth

Bearer

DELETE/users/:id

Params

1

Responses

204, 404

Auth

Bearer

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POST/auth/loginAuthentication
POST/auth/refreshAuthentication
GET/usersUsers
GET/users/:idUsers
PATCH/users/:idUsers
GET/ordersOrders
POST/ordersOrders
GET/orders/:idOrders
GET/productsProducts
POST/productsProducts
GET/billing/invoicesBilling
POST/billing/chargeBilling

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GET/v1/users

List users

Parameters

limitinteger

Max results per page

pageinteger

Page number

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Schemas

{
"type": "object",
"properties": {
"id": { "type": "string" }
}
}

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get-users.sh

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