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API KEY

How to authenticate

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To call any api endpoint, you must provide an apiKey in the headers of the request.

  1. Creating an apiKey from the dashboard

You must store apiKey, as it cannot be retrieved once lost.

log in to the dashboard, navigate to the API Keys section, and click Add New Api Key. After setting it up, you will receive an apiKeyUUID and an apiKey. Ensure you store the apiKey securely, as it will only be displayed once.

  1. Include environment credentials in the request headers

To authenticate, you must include your environmentUUID and envSecret in the request headers.

Header Key
Value

X-Api-Key-Id

X-Api-Key

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apiKeyUUID
apiKey