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Firecrawl API

ResolvedProvenance: Officialanswered in 4.7 ms

By firecrawl.dev · Verified

curl -o openapi.json https://swaggerbot.dev/api/specs/9629a3c8681d140c3927e84276875be5728a66e08255f04acc0ab35f8461902f/published

The whole answer, as JSON:

curl -X POST https://swaggerbot.dev/api/lookup -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"name":"Firecrawl API"}'

Spec details

API id
firecrawl.dev/api
API Version
v2
Spec
OpenAPI 3.0.0 · JSON9629a3c8681d140c3927e84276875be5728a66e08255f04acc0ab35f8461902f
Validity Issues
None
Normalized Form
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Sources

  • Provenance: Officialhttps://docs.firecrawl.dev/api-reference/v2-openapi.jsonLast verified

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