Our API Reference will provide you with the necessary tools to test requests using our "Try It!" playground.
Logging into ReadMe
To get the most out of our documentation hub, including access to more detailed log information from the My Requests page, please log in.
Click the Log In button in the top-right corner and use the same credentials associated with your Ecart Pay account.
Your API Keys
It is necessary to find your Public and Private keys to generate your Authorization Token. This token will allow you to create further HTTP requests to our Sandbox Server within our API Reference.
Finding your API Keys
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Go to EcartPay.com and log in.
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From your Home screen, turn on the Sandbox environment.
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On the side panel, select Integrations, then API.
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Here, you will find your Public Key and Private Key.
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Now you can return to our API Reference.
- On the Create Autorization Token page, you will be asked for a
usernameand apassword, which correspond to your Public Key and Private Key, respectively.
- On the Create Autorization Token page, you will be asked for a
Making your first successful call
To Create your Authorization Token, you must place your Public Key and Private Key in the username and a password fields and then select "Try It!".
You should now see the response with the status code 200 with your Authorization Token.
My Requests
The My Requests page gives our logged-in users direct access to their API logs, right from our API Reference, so you can get a jumpstart on debugging issues, in addition to having a record of all of your recent API calls.
As long as you're logged in, you can view full logs of past API calls and responses to debug issues and learn through trial and error.
This includes all interactions made with our API, not just the ones made inside ReadMe. In other words, if you made a failed API call via cURL or using a platform like Postman, then went to read our API reference to understand why the call failed, they would see that failed cURL request in My Requests!