OpenAPI specification
The whole API as a single OpenAPI 3.0.3 document: every parameter, response schema, example and error. Import it rather than transcribing the reference pages by hand.
Import it where you work.
The URL below is stable, so a tool that fetches it will pick up changes without you re-importing.
Postman
File → Import → Link, and paste the URL. Postman builds a collection with every request and example ready to send.
Insomnia
Create → Import From → URL. The same document produces a working request set.
Swagger UI
Point Swagger UI or Redoc at the URL to get browsable documentation you host yourself.
Code generators
openapi-generator and swagger-codegen both accept it, so a typed client in your language is one command away.
API gateways
Marketplace importers take OpenAPI 3.0.x directly, which is why the document targets 3.0.3 rather than 3.1.
Editors
VS Code and JetBrains OpenAPI plugins give completion and validation against the schema while you write requests.
Operations.
Generated from the same definition that produces the reference pages, so the document and the documentation cannot disagree.
| operationId | Path | Credits |
|---|---|---|
checkDomain |
/api2/checkDomain.php |
1 |
getBacklinks |
/api2/getBacklinks.php |
1 |
checkBalance |
/api2/checkBalance.php |
Free |
apiKeyQuery and
apiKeyHeader. Both carry the same key; pick whichever your client
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