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1. Get an API key
Create and store API credentials securely on your server. Never expose secret keys in browser code.
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2. Make a request
Use your backend to call the Texsin API over HTTPS and handle success, validation, and error responses.
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3. Handle events
Verify webhook signatures, make handlers idempotent, and log request IDs for troubleshooting.
Example request flow
Keep API keys on the server, send requests over HTTPS, validate inputs, and handle errors deliberately. The endpoint and SDK shown on this preview are illustrative, not live API documentation.
Before production: configure a real API base URL, authentication, usage limits, webhook verification, and monitoring.