API Endpoints Explained

Welcome to the detailed guide on Documint API endpoints. In this section, we'll be discussing the various available endpoints, their primary purposes, and a deep dive into the request and response structures of each.

Overview

The Documint API provides a range of endpoints that allow developers to interact programmatically with the platform. This provides flexibility and automation possibilities for those who wish to integrate Documint's capabilities into their applications or workflows.

List Documents Endpoint

Endpoint:

GET /api/documents

Purpose:

Retrieve a list of all documents associated with the authenticated user's account.

Request Structure:

Headers:

Response Structure:

Retrieve Document Endpoint

Endpoint:

GET /api/documents/:documentId

Purpose:

Retrieve detailed information about a specific document.

Request Structure:

Headers:

URL Parameters:

• documentId: ID of the document you wish to retrieve.

Response Structure:

Create Document Endpoint

Endpoint:

POST /api/documents

Purpose:

Create a new document.

Request Structure:

Headers:

Body:

Response Structure:

Update Document Endpoint

Endpoint:

PUT /api/documents/:documentId

Purpose:

Update an existing document.

Request Structure:

Headers:

URL Parameters:

• documentId: ID of the document you wish to update.

Body:

Response Structure:

Delete Document Endpoint

Endpoint:

DELETE /api/documents/:documentId

Purpose:

Delete a specific document.

Request Structure:

Headers:

URL Parameters:

• documentId: ID of the document you wish to delete.

Response Structure:

Conclusion

This breakdown gives an overview of the primary endpoints available in the Documint API. It is important to always check for any updates or changes to ensure smooth integration and functioning. For advanced topics such as rate limiting, error handling, and other best practices, refer to the respective documentation sections.