How to Set-Up the Integration Based on Auth Type Basic Auth

This documentation provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to understanding the Basic Auth setup process. For example purposes, we have chosen "Razorpay" as our focus application.

• App Details and Auth Configuration:

Basic Auth lets you connect APIs that authenticate users with a username and password.

1. Username Label - Specify your Username field label name e.g. API Key. By default, it is a Username.
2. Password Label - Enter your Password field label name here e.g. API Secret Key. By default, it is a Password.

Basic authentication is an HTTP-based authentication approach and is the simplest way to secure REST APIs. It uses a Base64 format to encode usernames and passwords, both of which are stored in the HTTP header

We followed the Razorpay API docs for selecting the Auth type as Basic auth. Learn more

• How to Configure Trigger Event:

Trigger - Invoice Paid
Type - Trigger setup by Instruction.

Trigger Frontend View:

• How to Configure Action Event:

Action - Create Order
Action Event API Configuration with JSON Request Body Type -

1. HTTP request method - POST
2. API Endpoint URL - https://api.razorpay.com/v1/orders
3. Request Body Type - Specify a request body type to request this action event. By default, it is JSON.
4. Wrap in Array - Specify if your request raw JSON needs to be wrapped in an array or not.
5. Set Body/Query Parameters - Set parameters if this action event requires passing the query/URL parameters or mapping in request raw JSON e.g. amount, currency.
6. Request Body (Raw JSON) - Select this if this action event requires passing the raw JSON data. If used in endpoints then, all variables in it defined under the Set parameters option should have the required option opted. (Some API accepts blank values for JSON keys).

We have set the Payment Capture "Yes" or "No" by the "Static Dropdown" method.

Action Frontend View:

For further details, refer to this guide for creating new actions and triggers in your application. Learn more

Refer to the video below for instructions on creating your app with a similar authentication type: Learn more