In general, an API returns information in Json format.
After API documentation reading it for a while you will see that each resource that an API provides comes from a URL.
Within this URL, there are usually parameters to be passed to the API.
Example: www.mercadolivre.com.br/user/balance/idnumber=646X will return the balance in the user’s account 646X.
And this 646X will be sent at the end of the API URL (just an example) and the return will be the balance: 4590.89 in Json format.
On the Kodular side, you must use the Web and Dictionary blocks. You will communicate with the API via the web block and the return Json can use the dictionary block.
Hey @Italo!
Yes I’ve searched on YouTube but, all of them explains how to use a Mercado Pago product link, and I only want to do a payment with this platform.
For example, I have an App that let the users create new products with a price that is defined by the user who uploads it. Now, in the client-side (person who wants to buy an item) I only need to do a payment with the item price.