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And if we want to read a specific entry, it's just a GET request. Let's get our default Org - ID 1. Just make a GET to http://192.168.84.4/omk/open-audit/orgs/1.
What about running a query? What's the HTTP verb used to EXECUTE something? There is none 
But we'll make do by supplying /execute after the ID. So to execute a query, make a GET request to http://192.168.84.4/omk/open-audit/queries/1/execute. To execute a discovery, task or baseline, use the same format - ID/execute.
Remember we always receive the result in JSON as that is in our request header. We could receive it as HTML is we want - just remove that header item. Maybe more useful is a CSV output. Remove the Accept header and change the URL for a GET to http://192.168.84.4/omk/open-audit/queries/1/execute?format=csv. Doen - CSV output you can copy and paste into Excel.
It really is that simple. The only one to watch is the PATCh PATCH request, because you have to create your own JSON. Just about everything else is quite discoverable. Make sure you check the pages for Collections which detail the request formats.
That makes for a simple and easy way to test the Open-AudIT API.
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