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JSON Downloader

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The JSON downloader will pull data in a JSON format. The settings are as follows:

URL: The URL where the data is located

Method: If the request will be GET or POST, POST will be used when you need to do something to have the data returned first. If you are not sure what to use then use GET

Post data (optional): If you selected the POST method, here is where you would supply the data for that POST statement

Selector (optional): Where the data is located or where the post statement should be given. This can be found by right clicking on the desired data on the webpage and selecting “Inspect Element”. Then in the console that opens hover over items in this console until your data is highlighted and then right click again and chose “Copy Selector”. Then enter that information here.

Custom headers(in JSON format) (optional): If additional authorization information is required as a header it can be included in here

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