Authentication

Every /api/keys request must include your API key in the x-api-key HTTP header. The key is sent as a request header, not in the request body.

If the header is missing or the key is wrong, the API returns 403 with the message Not authorized to access this resource.

Note: /api/check does not use your API key. For that route, x-api-key holds the license key being checked.

Headers

  • x-api-key string required
    Your API key.
    Example: YOUR_API_KEY

Responses

  • 403Not authorized to access this resource.
Response
Not authorized to access this resource.
{
  "msg": "Not authorized to access this resource."
}