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The Fuse API uses standard HTTPrequest method/operations.
These are as follows:
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Request method | Description |
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| Allows you to retrieve a user and their details. |
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Allows you to create a new user |
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Allows you to edit |
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and update existing |
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users. |
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Allows you to deactivate users. |
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Fuse’s RESTFUL API supports JSON (Java Script Object Notation). |
Authorisation
Each Fuse API request requires authorisation. The API authorisation is currently associated with one or more defined admin user account(s) accounts on your Fuse instance.
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Ensure that these accounts have suitably complex and valid passwords. |
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See the Authorisation page for how to obtain a valid authentication. |
Additional information
API Documentation
Each Fuse instance includes Swagger-based API documentation that lists all the Fuse API endpoints. This is only available to Fuse Admins with access to the Admin panel: https://<instance_name>.fuseuniversal.com/site-admin/api_documentations
API Version
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This documentation is based on the most recent API version 4.34. |
All Fuse APIs are versioned. It is recommended that customers always use the latest API version available.
The API version is shown within the endpoint URL for example:https://<instance_name>.fuseuniversal.com/api/v4.34/manage/users
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Whilst Fuse always tries to maintain support for older API versions, this is not always possible. All new functionality is released as a new version. |
API key terms
Throughout this guide you will see several API related terms To familiarise yourself with these terms, see API key terms.