Wasabi API documentation guides developers who want to integrate with an API. The articles at this site explain how an API works, what it can do, and how to interact with it. Wasabi API documentation includes:
Endpoints and methods: Details on the available API endpoints and the HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) supported for each.
Parameters: Information about the parameters required or optional for each endpoint, including data types and expected values.
Headers: Specifications for the HTTP headers that need to be included in requests.
Authentication: Instructions on how to authenticate with the API, including required tokens, keys, or other credentials.
Request and response examples: Examples of how to format requests and the expected responses, including error responses.
Error handling: Information on how to handle potential errors and what error codes to expect.
For the Wasabi Control Account API, WACM Connect API, and Wasabi AiR API, we incorporated interactive elements—code "playgrounds" to test API tools and enhance the developer experience.