Example
We’ll select thegetLedgerEntries method as an example. At the top of the page is a “View Docs” link to learn more about this method. The read-only input field shows the RPC URL (you’ll see a warning to provide the RPC URL if the input is empty). Next to the input is a Submit button, which will be disabled until all the required data is filled and valid. The Share and Save buttons are next to the Submit button. More about them below.
There are two ways to input the Ledger Key: XDR Base64 string or manual inputs. You can change the input mode by clicking the “Switch input” button. Here’s an example when inputting XDR string AAAABgAAAAHMA/50/Q+w3Ni8UXWm/trxFBfAfl6De5kFttaMT0/ACwAAABAAAAABAAAAAgAAAA8AAAAHQ291bnRlcgAAAAASAAAAAAAAAAAg4dbAxsGAGICfBG3iT2cKGYQ6hK4sJWzZ6or1C5v6GAAAAAE=. Manual inputs are generated as read-only (XDR string would be generated if the manual input mode was selected and correctly filled).

base64 (XDR) or json (more human-readable).
The “Payload” section generates a preview of the payload that will be submitted.
To submit the request, click the Submit button at the top (it should be enabled if all the fields are correct). Once the request is processed, the response will be displayed at the bottom of the page.