Connect to Skore API via Postman

Connect to Skore API via Postman

Public API Documentation

 https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/9179336/SzS7Nk63#74566d1c-a415-46be-b991-da41f8a40569

 

Import collection in Postman (and keep in sync)

 

·      In postman desktop client, click “Import”

 

 

·      Paste the following URL

 

https://api.postman.com/collections/9179336-5b97ee73-30e5-40cf-8873-17b7a110c264?access_key=PMAT-01HGWJ44RMATR7SSM4XYCND9QG

 

·      The collection will appear in your postman workspace

 

Updating the collection 

 

The API endpoint collection / documentation is regularly updated. To get the latest, click on “Import” again, paste the same URL but click “Replace” when prompted. 

 

 

 

Using the API in Postman

 

·      Ensure you are using the right environment in the top right corner 

 

 

 

Environment variables

 

Some local variables need to be edited before the first connection

 

·      Click “Environment quick look” in the top right corner.

 

The quicklook is not very usable. 

 

·      Click the “Edit” button to have the environment variable editor in a full tab 

 

 

·      Fill in the values

 

User_email : your email

User_password : your password 

Client_id : provided by Skore

Client_secret : provided by Skore

 

 

Validate

 

·      Pick one request, for example “Get authenticated user” and press send.

 

In the result window at the bottom you should see your own details

 

 

 

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