API Key Management

Manage your personal API key for system access

Your API Key
Active API Key

Your personal API key for accessing the system:

Keep this key secure and do not share it with others.
Usage Examples:

Add your API key as a query parameter to any request:

Print Queue:
http://simon.nofinway.com/api/v1/print-queue?api_key=sHbcp1pNmbFYvWY2F7mn9RuQhwmP078K
Test API:
http://simon.nofinway.com/api/v1/test?api_key=sHbcp1pNmbFYvWY2F7mn9RuQhwmP078K
User Info:
http://simon.nofinway.com/api/v1/user-info?api_key=sHbcp1pNmbFYvWY2F7mn9RuQhwmP078K

Include your API key in the Authorization header:

Authorization: Bearer sHbcp1pNmbFYvWY2F7mn9RuQhwmP078K
About API Keys
What are API Keys?

API keys allow you to access system features programmatically, identifying you as the user making the request.

Security Best Practices
  • Keep your API key secret
  • Don't share it with others
  • Regenerate if compromised
  • Deactivate when not needed
Available Endpoints
  • Print queue access
  • List management
  • Group information
  • Item operations