This API lets you safely generate, store and manage passwords.
\nThe generator creates passwords of up to 2048 characters.
\nAll requests to this API will be sent to the same collection (you may need to append the resource ID in some cases).
\nThis is the URL of the collection:
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The client is recognized via their unique APIs key, you won't need to sign in (if you refresh your Bearer token, you won't lose your data).
\nResource IDs must contain only letters, numbers, underscores, at signs, periods and dashes.
\nYou can store up to 10000 passwords simultaneously.
\nIf you specify a password length in POST or PUT requests, it must be an integer between 4 and 2048 (inclusive).
\nThe default value for the \"length\" parameter is 32.
\nIf you specify a user-defined password in POST or PUT requests, its length must be between 4 and 2048 (inclusive), otherwise you will get an error.
\nIf you specify both a user-defined password and a length in POST or PUT requests, the \"length\" parameter will be ignored.
\nThe password generator randomly takes characters, including special symbols, until it reaches the desired length.
\nYou must provide a valid Bearer token in the headers to use the service.
\nFollow the auth documentation to obtain one.
\n88b d88 88 ,a8888a, ,a8888a, 88\n888b d888 ,d888 ,8P\"' `\"Y8, ,8P\"' `\"Y8, ,d888\n88`8b d8'88 88\" 88 ,8P Y8, ,8P Y8, 88\" 88\n88 `8b d8' 88 88 88 88 88 88 88\n88 `888' 88 88 88 88 88 88 88\n88 `8' 88 88 `8b d8' `8b d8' 88\n88 88 88 `8ba, ,ad8' `8ba, ,ad8' 88\n88 88 88 \"Y8888P\" \"Y8888P\" 88\n\nTo retrieve your passwords, you just need to send an HTTPS request to the URL above including the ID of the resource via the GET method, other than the Bearer token in the headers, as shown here:
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and you will receive a JSON response with the resource, like this:
\n\n\n{\"resource_id\":\"example\",\"password\":\"Ab12!$\"}
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or an error message with a bad response code (see \"Response codes\" section).
\nIf you don't specify any resource ID, you will get a list of your resource IDs, without passwords.
\nTo generate a password, you just need to send an HTTPS request to the URL above via the POST method, other than the Bearer token in the headers and you will receive a JSON response with the resource, like this:
\n\n\n{\"resource_id\":\"10\",\"password\":\"Ab12!$\"}
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or an error message with a bad response code (see \"Response codes\" section).
\nA numeric string (representing an integer value) will be automatically assigned as the ID for your password, using the lowest available number starting from 0.
\nYou can also store your passwords including \"password\" as parameter via the POST method, the API will store it instead of generating a new one.
\nYou can also choose the length of randomly generated passwords including \"length\" as parameter via the POST method, remember that it must be between 4 and 2048 (inclusive).
\nIf you want to generate or replace a password with a specific ID, you just need to send an HTTPS request to the URL above including the ID of the resource via the PUT method, other than the Bearer token in the headers, as shown here:
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and you will receive a JSON response with the resource, like this:
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or an error message with a bad response code (see \"Response codes\" section).
\nBe aware: the Content-Type header must be \"application/x-www-form-urlencoded\".
\nYou can also use passwords of your choice including \"password\" as parameter via the PUT method, the API will store it instead of generating a new one.
\nYou can also choose the length of randomly generated passwords including \"length\" as parameter via the PUT method, remember that it must be between 4 and 2048 (inclusive).
\nTo delete a password, you just need to send an HTTPS request to the URL above including the ID of the resource via the DELETE method, other than the Bearer token in the headers, as shown here:
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and you will receive a JSON response with the result, like this:
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or an error message with a bad response code (see \"Response codes\" section).
\nBe aware: the process can't be reversed.
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