Authentication

The Slipcase API uses API keys to authenticate requests. Your Slipcase account manager will supply you with your own keys. You may request separate keys for staging/development versus production environments.

Caution

Do not share your secret API keys or store them in publicly accessible locations such as GitHub, client-side code, etc. If you believe a key has become compromised, contact your account manager to rotate the keys.

Making authenticated requests

All requests must include your API key in the query string using the apiKey parameter:

curl https://widget.slipcase.com/api/v2/feed/?apiKey=YOUR_API_KEY

Requirements

• All API requests must be made over HTTPS / TLS 1.2.
• Calls made over unencrypted HTTP will fail.
• Requests without authentication will also fail.