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Quickstart

Make your first authenticated Getme API request in a few minutes.

This guide walks you through your first authenticated request to the Getme API. You will create an app, generate credentials, and confirm connectivity.

1. Create an app

In the developer portal, create an app for your integration. Each app owns its own credentials and scopes, so you can rotate or revoke them independently.

2. Generate credentials

Generate an API key for the app. Store it as an environment variable — never commit keys to source control or ship them in browser code.

Keep keys secret

Secret keys grant full API access for your app. Treat them like passwords: keep them server-side and rotate them if they are ever exposed.

3. Make your first request

Confirm connectivity with a simple authenticated call.

bash
curl https://api.getmeonline.io/v1/ping \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $GETME_API_KEY"

A 200 OK response means your credentials work and you are ready to explore the reference surfaces.

On this page

  • 1. Create an app
  • 2. Generate credentials
  • 3. Make your first request