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Variables will be substituted from this environment.
{ const i=tabs.findIndex(t=>t.id===activeTabId); if(i!==-1) tabs[i].url=$event.target.value; })()" />
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Save the request first (via the Save tab), then add local variables here. Local variables override the selected environment for this request only.
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How to use variables
Syntax
{{variable_name}}
Use double curly braces anywhere in the URL, headers, params, or body.
Examples
URL:
https://{{base_url}}/api/{{version}}/usersHeader:
Authorization: Bearer {{token}}Body:
{"org": "{{org_id}}"}Variable precedence (highest wins)
1. Local — per-request variables (Variables tab in Builder)
2. Environment — selected environment (e.g. "Production")
3. Global — always active, across all environments
Quick start
1. Click Global Variables → add
base_url = https://api.example.com2. Use it in any request URL:
{{base_url}}/users3. Or create an Environment to switch between staging / production values.
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