Method 2 – The second method is by manually getting the API Key from Indigo and the Azure Subscription Key from the API Developers portal and utilize them whenever you make an API call. These will then be required by any subsequent API call.
Method 1 – The first method is making a first one-time call to Indigo’s Authentication APIs (Request Token, Access Token and Open API Key APIs) to get the required Azure Subscription Key and Indigo API Key automatically from Indigo. Indigo supports two methods of calling the APIs: Postman is a REST client that provides an intuitive user interface to send requests, save responses, add tests, and create workflows. Make sure you have the Postman tool installed in your system.To help you get started with Indigo APIs, we've created two Postman collections that make authentication and API calls easy. Only thing you need to make sure is while you want to upload multiple files you need to hold Ctrl key (on Windows OS) for selecting multiple files using browse or Select Files button. The REST service that allows single or multiple files to be uploaded can be written in any programming languages. I am going to show you here an example how to call file upload REST API using Postman. REST service or API that uploads a single file or multiple files, Postman tool Call File Upload REST API In this case you don’t need to install standalone Postman app. Even you can use Curl command or any other clients to test your file upload service.Įven you can use Postman extension from Chrome Web Store page. There are other REST client extensions in Chrome and Firefox browsers but these extensions do not allow to test your file upload REST services. It is also used to test your REST service which uploads a single file or multiple files to remote server. Postman is a very popular REST client tool which is used to test your REST services. Here I will show you how to call file upload REST API using Postman.
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