Destination

This is the easiest way of attributing a new address to the request.

There are two tabs where you can insert the URL: Entire URL and Host. They allow choosing whether the new destination will alter only the host of the request or if it will completely replace the previous URL.

After deciding this, you can insert a valid URL into the the URL field of the tab you choose.

Environment Variables are fields which are pre-configured in each environment, allowing variables to have different values for each environment an API is deployed to.

To insert a new destination URL, it must have been registered as the value of an environment variable on the Environments page. Then, on the interceptor’s settings, the name of the variable must be referenced in the field Variable, always including $ to identify the variable.

In the example below, we are referencing the variable $variableName, and the URL is registered as a value on the Environment Variables section of the environment.

Both apps and access tokens can contain extra fields, which can store key-value pairs.

To configure the interceptor, the extra field containing the URL as a value must have been registered on the Apps or Access Tokens pages and, then, you must reference the extra field on the interceptor’s settings.

Imagine, for example, that we wish to reference an extra field named destinationURL. The image below shows its record in the information of an app or token.

Then, we must reference it on the settings, make sure we choose the correct option of where to retrieve it from (respectively, the images show the settings for apps and access tokens).