Welcome to Micro! Follow this getting started guide to get familiar with the platform.
Sign up or log in to Micro so you can get a token. You can use password based log in or oauth.
Note: For security purposes, if you log in with oauth, the password is no longer valid unless you reset it.
Here's a simple nodejs example to call the helloworld API:
// npm install --save @m3o/m3o-node
const m3o = require('@m3o/m3o-node');
new m3o.Client({ token: 'INSERT_YOUR_YOUR_M3O_TOKEN_HERE' })
.call('helloworld', 'Call', {
"name": "Albert"
})
.then((response) => {
console.log(response);
// response is {"message": "Hello Albert!"}
});
Browse all of our public APIs on the Explore page.
To create a new access token, visit API settings page. You can specify which APIs the token can call or leave scopes blank to create a token that has access to all the APIs.
Micro APIs can be accessed via the url "https://api.m3o.com/v1/[service]/[endpoint]". All API calls require an API token provided via the "Authorization: Bearer" header. Our APIs provide a JSON based request/response format and also require a `Content-Type: application/json` header for each request.
After familiarising yourself with an API by reading the API reference (for example: https://m3o.com/db/api) you probably want to start calling the API. Micro APIs can be called via HTTP in any language or using our node.js and Golang specific clients.
The majority of Micro APIs are free during the beta period. Third party APIs or calls that perform specific functions such as SMS or email are charged for and billed per request. Each account has a credit based balance. Any request made to a paid API will be debited from the balance in real time. When your balance is zero requests to paid APIs will return a blocked status.
To check your balance and top-up your account head to the billing page at https://m3o.com/overview/billing
You can come back to this page by clicking on Getting Started in the menu at any time. Otherwise feel free to ask questions or send feedback to [email protected] or join the #support channel in our Slack community.