About the API

The API is a RESTful service that allows clients to securely access and manipulate data using standard HTTP verbs such as GET for retrieving data, POST for creating new entries, PUT for updating existing data, and DELETE for removing resources. It employs OAuth 2.0 authentication, requiring clients to include access tokens in authorization headers to ensure secure access. The API consistently uses established HTTP response codes—like 200 OK for successful requests, 201 Created for successful resource creation, 400 Bad Request for invalid inputs, and 401 Unauthorized for access failures—providing clear and predictable communication with clients. This design supports seamless and secure integration with web or mobile applications, maintaining best practices for reliability and scalability.