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Billecta-rs

UNOFFICIAL

Not supported by Billecta in anyway!

Automatically generated API for billecta.

To get started see Billecta docs

Creating a SecureToken

1. Retreive SecureToken

To begin, encode your username and password as follows:

$ echo -n "<username>:<password>" | base64

$ base64 <<< "<username>:<password>" cannot be used since it adds a newline.

2. Retreive your SecureToken

Send the encoded b64-string to Billecta with the b64-string you just created in the Authorization Header as such: Authorization: Basic <b64string>

curl -X "POST" https://api.billecta.com/v1/authentication/apiauthenticate -H "Content-Length:0" -H "Authorization: Basic <b64 string>" -H "Accept: application/json"

3. Encode the SecureToken

Snatch the SecureToken from the returned data and encode it as b64 once more:

$ base64 <<< <SecureTokenString>

4. Do API things

To try it out try to fetch all Creditor with the b64 encode SecureToken in the Authorization header

curl -X "POST" https://api.billecta.com/v1/creditors/creditors -H "Authorization: SecureToken <SecureTokenB64>"

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