PostBin

Create a new PostBin bin and receive a unique binId and URL to use as a temporary HTTP endpoint for capturing incoming requests.

Retrieve metadata for an existing PostBin bin — including its creation time, expiry, and total request count.

Delete a PostBin bin and all requests it has captured, freeing the endpoint and cleaning up after a test session.

Retrieve the details of a specific captured request from a PostBin bin — including method, headers, query parameters, and full request body.

Remove and return the oldest request in a PostBin bin, consuming it from the queue — useful for sequential processing of captured requests.

Send an HTTP request (any method, headers, and body) to a PostBin bin URL — useful for simulating webhook events or testing how a bin responds to specific payloads.

Retrieve all captured requests from a PostBin bin at once — method, headers, and body for each — for batch inspection, logging, or assertion.

Create a PostBin bin and return both the binId and the full bin URL ready to paste as a webhook destination.

Check how many requests a PostBin bin has captured so far, without retrieving the full request payloads — a lightweight delivery confirmation check.

Retrieve and inspect only the headers of a captured PostBin request — useful for diagnosing authentication, content-type, or signature header issues without parsing the full body.

Retrieve and inspect only the body of a captured PostBin request — ideal for JSON schema validation, payload diff checks, or missing field alerts.

Forward a request captured in PostBin to another URL — useful for replaying historical payloads against a fixed handler or routing test data across environments.