After successfully testing the code generator, integrate the generated configuration into your local environment by following these steps to execute the HTTP request.

1. Integrate Generated Parameters

Copy the specific parameters generated (such as x-cb-fp, user-agent, or cookie) and embed them into your HTTP request headers or body. Ensure the values match the exact output from the generator to maintain fingerprint consistency.

2. Configure the HTTP Request

Construct your request using the standard Scrapingbypass API format. Use the following structure for your implementation:

• Endpoint: Direct your requests to the specific V1 or V2 gateway URL.
• Method: Typically POST.
• Headers: Include your Proxy-Authorization (if applicable) and the mandatory Content-Type: application/json.
• Body: Pass the generated code/parameters within the JSON payload.

3. Execution Flow

Once the request is constructed, transmit it via your preferred library (e.g., Axios, Requests, or Go http.Client).

• Request Transmission: Send the formatted HTTP request to the Scrapingbypass server.
• Validation Handling: The API will use the provided parameters to solve challenges (JS, Turnstile, or WAF).
• Response Retrieval: Upon success, the API returns the target website's HTML or JSON data.

4. Session Maintenance (V2 Only)

If you are using Scrapingbypass API V2, capture the session state from the initial response. Reuse these parameters for subsequent requests within the 10-minute window to avoid additional credit costs and ensure seamless navigation.

Important: Always ensure your local TLS/JA3 fingerprint matches the parameters provided by the code generator to prevent detection by advanced WAFs.