# Finch

This is the source code repository for the Finch (https://usefinch.co) project.

## What is it
Finch is a simple service that handles scheduled tasks for your apps, services. You can use the developer friendly API to create your tasks to be completed in a future date, periodically repeated. In plain English, you can create tasks like "Send a request to this URL with this JSON body every morning". That could save you a ton of work when just developing a to-do app.

For now it can send HTTP requests with GET, POST methods and request body of your choice, which can be plain text, form or JSON.

# Finch

This is the source code repository for the Finch (https://usefinch.co) project.

## What is it
Finch is a simple service that handles scheduled tasks for your apps, services. You can use the developer friendly API to create your tasks to be completed in a future date, periodically repeated. In plain English, you can create tasks like "Send a request to this URL with this JSON body every morning". That could save you a ton of work when just developing a to-do app.

For now it can send HTTP requests with GET, POST methods and request body of your choice, which can be plain text, form or JSON.

## How to use it
You can use the Swagger page [here](http://swagger.usefinch.co/#/default) to check the endpoints, required fields, expected responses as well as making the actual API calls.

### Getting Access Token
To use the API you will need an access token. You can create yourself one using the `/users` endpoint. As a response you will receive the token ([JWT](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON_Web_Token)).

### Authenticating API calls
As you can see in the [Swagger](http://swagger.usefinch.co/#/default) page, all endpoints are excepting `Authorization` header. Value of the `Authorization` header must be in the format `Bearer ACCESS_TOKEN`, where `ACCESS_TOKEN` is the one obtained with the step above.

Add how to use part to the readme
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