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Authentication Basics

2min

API authentication uses a private_key and public_key combination that are sent as query parmamters with every request.

To find out how to retrieve your keys from click here:Pathfix keys



Curl
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curl --request GET
  --url https://labs.pathfix.com/api/...?public_key=[]&private_key=[] 
  --header 'Accept: application/json'


Server Side API Calls

We recommend using only server side API calls, where the private key is not exposed.



Browser Based Client Side API Calls

Only use this while in development/sandbox mode. We do not recommend this method as the keys are visible using developer tools and you information can be potentially compromised.

Updated 03 Mar 2023
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