This demonstrates how to add API's request parameters. As an example, we are showing how to add the parameters from YouTube Search API.

This example is using Yelp Business Search API:

- Name: The name of the parameter as sepcified in the API documentation. (e.g. term)
- Value: A value that you can assign to the parameter (e.g. Burgers)
- Allowed Values [optional]: Some parameters can be assigned one of several values (e.g. 'sort_by')
- Displayed Name [optional]: You can assign this parameter a name, and this name will be displayed to users (e.g. Search).
- Descreption [optional]: You can describe this parameter here
- Type [optional]: The type fo the parameter
- Required [optional]:: Check if this parameter is a required one.
- Displayed [optional]:: Check if you want this parameter to be displayed in the page.

This demonstrates how to add API's authentication. As an example, we are showing how to add Yelp Business Search API's authentication. Not all APIs require authentication or headers.

This demonstrates how to chooese response fields. As an example, we are showing how to do that with YouTube Search API's.

This demonstrates how to add the pagination information. As an example, we are showing how to do that with YouTube Search API's.

This example is using Yelp Business Search API: In Yelp business search API, the number of business results to return per page is between 1 and 50 (max number of results per page is 50). The parameter used for number of results per page is limit (limit = 50). The way that Yelp search API goes over the pages is using offset, and the name of the parameter it uses is offset.

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