Authentication
To make API requests, you need to include a custom HTTP request header for authentication and authorization. Below, we provide details on the required header and a method for testing authentication.
To authenticate HTTP requests, use an API key provided by Quicksilva. Keep this key confidential and use the appropriate one for the environment (e.g., testing or production). Include the API key value in an ApiKey HTTP header with each request.
Testing Authentication
To test authentication, make an HTTP GET, or HTTP POST, request to the Test Connection (GET) endpoint with the required header. A successful authentication returns HTTP 200 (OK).
Here's an example request to the endpoint with the ApiKey HTTP header included:
GET https://int.conneqt.health/api/v1/test HTTP/1.1
ApiKey: <API-KEY-PLACEHOLDER>