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