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Installing APIC

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APIC is available as a Chrome packaged App (Also works with Chrome OS), web app (to be used in a browser), Native app for Windows, Mac (coming soon) and Linux (Coming Soon). You can select any option that suites your need.

APIC Chrome App

You can install APIC from Google Chrome's app store and launch it from Apps panel. To install APIC Chrome app, head over to , click on the Add to chrome button and you are all set to go.

Installing the Native app

APIC also comes as native apps for windows (.exe), mac (.dmg) and a linux version coming very soon. You can download the native version .

Using the Web App

You can use APIC directly from your browser by visiting .

Warning: The web version of APIC (API testing module) suffers with the limitation of CORS where browsers don't allow access to resources of other domains unless the response contains Access-Control-Allow-Origin header with a value of "*" or "" (without the quotes). To overcome this issue you need to install a plugin that will allow APIC to access resources on other domains by adding Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * header. You can download the helper plugin for chrome from

For Firefox/IE/Safari you can install equivalent plugins that allows modifying Access-Control-Allow-Origin header.

What's next?

Before you start here's .

Chromes's app store
here
https://apic.app/app
https://apic.app
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/apic-extension/dejjobgejdajdjjhjcindbjcfohoiehn
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