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Our API documentation adheres to the OpenAPI v3 specifications and is meticulously crafted in YAML format, consolidated into a single, easily accessible file for your convenience. Feel free to review and propose any edits through our Github repository. You have the option to open the specification using ReDoc.js, or alternatively, download the file and integrate it into Postman, Insomnia, or your preferred REST API building and testing tool.
| Document | Released | Status | Download specification |
|---|---|---|---|
OpenAPI v1.4
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2024-04-27 | (Stable) | https://s3-objects.99stack.com/.../docs/docs-v-1.4.yaml |
OpenAPI v1.3
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2023-10-20 | (Deprecated) | https://s3-objects.99stack.com/.../docs/docs-v-1.3.yaml |
OpenAPI v1.2
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2022-03-15 | (Abandoned) | (Archived) Most functions are restricted |
OpenAPI v1.1
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2020-09-03 | (Abandoned) | (Archived) Most functions are restricted |
OpenAPI v1.0
|
2017-08-30 | (Abandoned) | (Archived) Most functions are restricted |
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