The GroupCamp REST API can respond to JSON requests over HTTPS using standard GET/PUT/POST/DELETE verbs.
Example of HTTP Method and Method name
GET core/v1/group/[Group] PUT core/v1/group/[Group]/user/[User] POST core/v1/group/project DELETE core/v1/group/[Group]/user/[User]
GroupCamp API documentation and Python code sample are on github.com/GroupCamp. Here are a few things to know before starting to code.
1. Get your API key
Log into your GroupCamp account as an Administrator and go to the Admin panel.
Click on the API icon.
Enter the application name and select the API type (see on github which API you want to use).
Your Token and Secret key have now been created.
Notice: If the API service is not enabled in your account, contact the GroupCamp Support team.
2. User acting
Use an existing user or create a dedicated one.
This user is taken into account for item ownership and logs when items are updated or created. UI user access rights are not checked when API is being used.
Each request must bear a signature in the http 'Authorization' header attribut.
Example with Python:
CORS prevents JavaScript from making requests across domain boundaries, and has spawned various hacks for making cross-domain requests. Read more about CORS here.
Our main rate limit is 1000 calls maximum per 4-second period.
When the rate limit is reached an Http status 429 is returned. A message is also provided.
When the API is enabled in your account, you can see UUID object in the API tab located in the item's Information panel.
Authorization access to the API tab is defined in the Users icon of the Admin panel.
See Python code samples and GroupCamp API documentation on github.com/GroupCamp.
Need help? Just contact the GroupCamp support team.
