HTTP POST Integration

The Textplode API consisted of a series of endpoints that you can access through standard HTTP requests

Endpoints

The table below lists all of our endpoints that are available for you to use in your applications

URL	Function Description
http://api.textplode.com/v3/account/get/credits	Allows you to view your account's credit balance	More Details
http://api.textplode.com/v3/account/get/countries	Retrieves a list of countries and their international prefixes	More Details
http://api.textplode.com/v3/account/get/country_code_from_country	Retrieves the international prefix for a specified country	More Details
http://api.textplode.com/v3/account/login	Get your API key from your login credentials	More Details
http://api.textplode.com/v3/contacts/get/all	Allows you to get a list of your contacts	More Details
http://api.textplode.com/v3/contacts/get/blacklisted	Allows you to get a list of your blacklisted contacts	More Details
http://api.textplode.com/v3/contacts/get/contact	Allows you to get information about a single contact	More Details
http://api.textplode.com/v3/groups/get/all	Allows you to get a list of your groups	More Details
http://api.textplode.com/v3/groups/get/group	Allows you to get a information about a single group	More Details
http://api.textplode.com/v3/messages/send	Allows you to send SMS Messages	More Details
http://api.textplode.com/v3/messages/merge	Allows you to preview SMS Messages	More Details

Response Objects

All HTTP requests will return a response. This will be in the form of a JSON encoded string which can then be parsed in whichever language you choose. The response object will always contain 3 basic elements (errors, version and data). The following is an example response from the account/login request.

Array
(
    [errors] => Array
        (
            [errorCode] => 200
            [errorMessage] => OK
        )

    [version] => v3
    [data] => Array
        (
            [api_key] => 
        )

)

Some calls may have extra data in this "root element", but data is usually contained within the "data element". Check the Response Codes page for codes you can possibly expect