Developer Console

API Access

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An access token is a simple string that is passed as a HTTP header of a request.

For example, “Authorization: Bearer NtBQkXoKElu0H1a1fQ0DWfo6IX4a.” Access tokens authenticate API users and applications, and ensure better security (e.g., prevent DoS attacks). If a token that is passed with a request is invalid, the request is discarded in the first stage of processing.

For complete API please check the swagger here: https://developer.robofuse.com/docs/?url=/docs/file/developer.yaml

Access using API

Using the Developer Console API can create new Application Users.

For creating a user in your Developer Console for a specific application, you will need to specify the clientId and clientSecret parameters.

You may find these in your application settings.

Each new user must have a unique identifier (clientUserId). This may be very well an e-mail address. Additionally, you are required to give your user a name (clientUserName).

You get back a Special Token for that specific user –this parameter is needed to generate the Access Token.

Get Access Token

Once you have created your user in your Developer Console application, you will need to request an Access Token.

The Access Token for the user may be obtained using the specialToken returned when you create the user. For security purposes the client secret (clientSecret) of your application must be specified as well.

You get back the Access Token for that specific user.

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