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  1. Quick Start

Postman

Use Postman to simplify the process of testing and interacting with TextMaster's API

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To streamline your experience, we offer a readily available collection that can be effortlessly downloaded and installed, enabling you to seamlessly interact with our API.

Ensure that you have the application installed and running on your system, then proceed to download our Postman collection below and follow the provided steps to import it into Postman.

Open the Postman application and click on the import button at the top under the collections pad

Drag & drop the following Postman collection and click on import

Once the collection is imported, click again on the import button at the top

Drag & drop the following Postman environment and click on import

Time to head back to your TextMaster account and go into the API & Loop page

Head to View OAuth Applications

If you don't have any, create a new OAuth application

Fill in your new application's details and click save

Tips: Use appropriate callback URL and permissions for production applications.

Copy to your clipboard the client ID and secret to be pasted in Postman's application

Paste the client ID and secret into the Postman environment your imported earlier

Set this environment as active

Going back into the collections pad and into the TextMaster API v1 collection, request a new access token at the bottom of the page under the Authorization tab

Postman will open a new window asking you to authenticate using your TextMaster credentials

Authorize your OAuth Application to perform operations on your behalf through the Postman application

Once the OAuth Application has been approved, Postman should list the available access tokens, make sure to use the latest one if you have multiple instances of them. Click on the use token button

Finally, verify everything works as expected by executing the Retrieve my information endpoint

Congratulations! You now have a fully working Postman collection you can use to query our API.

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