JoJ API Keys provide secure access to APIs listed on the JoJ API Marketplace, allowing you to integrate these APIs into your software and applications. You can manage your API keys — including creating new keys, deleting existing ones, or…
In the JoJ API you can control whether users can subscribe to your plans. Learn how to allow or block a user on a plan. Creating a user-specific API plan In JoJ API, you can offer special plans to your…
You can earn money by becoming an API provider at JoJ API. You can earn income by offering your APIs through the marketplace or by sharing the API link with your customers. Payouts The money earned by API providers through…
This article is for API providers. For more information on using credits as an API consumer, check out this article. In the JoJ API you can set the amount of credits to be spent for each request. 1. Fixed credit…
In JoJ API, each API request has a specified credit amount. This amount can be different for each endpoint and is determined by the API provider. The credit amount set for each endpoint can be changed at any time by…
Rate limits are typically displayed to users on the pricing page. However, note that API providers may impose a rate limit on their end.
Some information headers are sent by the gateway to API users. You can find details about these topics in this article.
For some API requests, the response body is created by the gateway. This is usually the case in error situations or changing the response generated by the actual API server. A header is sent through which you can check whether…
After creating an API, you need to enter the server information on which you are serving your API. Our system acts like a reverse proxy. So your server is not visible to API users, but API requests are processed by…
In this article, we will cover creating an API in Studio. When you create an API, a slug is automatically created by the system (this is generated from your API name) which will be used to identify your API. Note…