Free /api/v1 Access for API Testing
Test APIs with Savionix
Savionix makes its /api/v1 API documentation available so developers, students, and QA engineers can explore the service and build practical test coverage without paid tooling.
Start with the API documentation
Open /api/v1/docs to review the available endpoints, request and response shapes, and authentication controls. The API includes health, published blog post, suggestion, and user-management routes.
A safe free-testing workflow
- Use
GET /api/v1/healthto confirm the service is reachable. - Review published content through the blog post endpoints.
- Create a dedicated test account and use a scoped API key only for the permissions your test needs.
- Exercise positive, negative, and boundary cases; validate status codes and response contracts.
- Never place API keys in frontend code, screenshots, or shared test reports.
Access and scopes
The documentation is publicly available. Operations that modify data or manage users may require authentication and the appropriate API-key scope. Keep test data separate from real user data and remove test records when the test is complete.
Build repeatable checks
Use Postman, Playwright, curl, or your CI pipeline to make the checks repeatable. Start small with the health endpoint and one read-only route, then add authenticated tests only when the required scope is available.
Free access should make responsible testing easier: clear contracts, least-privilege keys, and predictable automated checks.
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