GET /search button, you will find information on the parameters and the model for responses for that API. The Overview tab has a brief summary about the substance and source of the data.api_key parameter with bearer_code?
No, the new platform requires every HTTP client to send search requests with an access token in the HTTP request header. This is the only supported authentication scheme. It does not support authentication using the URL query string.
If you need to see the results in a web browser, you can use the existing console in our API platform or you will need to use a browser extension, such as the Advanced REST Client. This is not a recommendation for this product, but rather an example of a browser extension that could be used for this function.
For additional help with making HTTP requests using your access token, see How to interact with the APIs using the new authentication type
200 along with the JSON response.429 along with the following JSON response:
{
"fault": {
"code": 900804,
"message": "Message throttled out",
"description": "You have exceeded your quota",
"nextAccessTime": "2020-Jan-08 15:11:00+0000 UTC"
}
}
429 on requests that have reached the throttle limit. Here is an example of the JSON body in the response:
{
"fault": {
"code": 900804,
"message": "Message throttled out",
"description": "You have exceeded your quota",
"nextAccessTime": "2020-Jan-08 16:59:00+0000 UTC"
}
}