API version 1.0, retiring 0.1

Re: API version 1.0, retiring 0.1

Posted 14 May 2018, 20:35:14

Thank you for the clarification. However, some may argue that simply sending the API Key as part of the HTTP Request Header should sufficiently be better than as part of the query parameter. Additionally, all your endpoints are just GET requests anyways?

Re: API version 1.0, retiring 0.1

Posted 15 May 2018, 6:16:06

However, some may argue that simply sending the API Key as part of the HTTP Request Header should sufficiently be better than as part of the query parameter.

Don't understand, the API key must be sent as HTTP Request header, not as query parameter.

Additionally, all your endpoints are just GET requests anyways?

Yes they are. It's about misuse prevention, you don't want your API key blocked if somebody uses it in dubious ways. And exposing it on the client takes this risk.

Last edited 15 May 2018, 6:16:37

Re: API version 1.0, retiring 0.1

Posted 17 Dec 2023, 19:31:37

Hi hope yall are great!

Just wanted to share a few usefull links from a project indexing apis, i came acrose yous whitch is particularly interesting

view open api in redoc

view open api in json editor

The docs are also good ;)

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