Postman Reference Collection
For your convenience we also provide the API specification as a Postman collection, to interact quickly and easily with the API.
You can download the collection here
How to use the Postman Collection
Step 1: Import the collection in Postman
Open Postman and click on the "Import" button
Select the
exh-postman-collections.json
from your filesystemConfirm the import by clicking the orange "Import" button
The Extra Horizon postman collection is now available
Step 2: Create a Postman environment that stores your credentials
The Extra Horizon API offers oAuth1 and oAuth2 authenthication mechanisms. The Postman collection contains some logic to facilicate using the endpoints.
Create a new Postman environment that contains the following variables:
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Don't forget to save the environment!
After creating the environment, make sure it is selected in the top-right dropdown before continuing.
To learn more how to manage different environments, take a look at the Postman Documentation on Environments.
Step 3: Execute the authentication call
Open and execute the Create OAuth1 token
HTTP Request. If all environment variables are set correctly, this call will return successfully a token
and tokenSecret
that you should use in subsequent requests.
The token
and tokenSecret
variables are automatically stored in the environment. Other requests reference to these variables.
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