#Introduction
The Pulse Wave Mail API is organized around REST. Our API has predictable resource-oriented URLs, accepts form-encoded request bodies, returns JSON-encoded responses, and uses standard HTTP response codes, authentication, and verbs
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API Protocols
Our APIs follow the general principles of REST
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1. We use standard
GET, POST, PUT, DELETErequests to communicate and HTTP response codes to show status and errors. - 2. You can expect all responses to be returned as JSON.
- 3. The API request should have a Content-Type of application/json.
- 4. All endpoints require authentication with your API Keys.
#Authentication
Retrieving your API Keys
Your API keys are very vital to making requests successfully to our servers. To get your keys follow the instruction
- 1. Log into your Pulse Wave Mail dashboard.
- 2. Click Api Key from sidebar.
- 3. Select the API Keys open in the Api Key section of the menu to view and copy your keys.
Authorizing API calls
All API calls on Pulse Wave Mail are authenticated. API requests made without authorization will fail with the status : failed.
To authorize API calls from your server, pass your YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY and YOUR_SECRET_KEY as a header of api request. This means passing an Authorization header with a value of PublicKey: YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY and SecretKey: YOUR_SECRET_KEY
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