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Full guides and examples for building with AppVerse APIs and SDKs.
🔑 Introduction to AppVerse APIs
AppVerse provides a unified API for app developers to connect, publish, and manage privacy-first applications. Using REST and AI-powered endpoints, you can integrate tools for analytics, app publishing, landing page generation, and more — all with minimal setup.
- Base URL:
https://api.appverse.dev/v1 - Format: JSON-based requests and responses
- Authentication: Bearer token via API Key
🛠️ Authentication and Permissions
Every request to AppVerse APIs requires a valid API key or OAuth2 token. Keys are managed under your developer account dashboard. For advanced integrations, AppVerse also supports service accounts and scoped tokens.
curl -X GET "https://api.appverse.dev/v1/apps" -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
If an invalid or expired key is used, the API will return401 Unauthorized.
⚡ SDK Quickstart (JS & Python)
AppVerse SDKs simplify API access, authentication, and response parsing. You can install them directly from npm or pip:
JavaScript / TypeScript
npm install appverse-sdk
import { AppVerse } from "appverse-sdk";
const client = new AppVerse("YOUR_API_KEY");
const apps = await client.getApps();
console.log(apps);Python
pip install appverse-sdk
from appverse import AppVerse
client = AppVerse("YOUR_API_KEY")
apps = client.get_apps()
print(apps)🚨 Error Handling & Best Practices
All AppVerse APIs return clear status codes and JSON error responses. Always check for HTTP response codes and handle them gracefully in your integration.
- 200 OK — Successful response
- 400 Bad Request — Missing or invalid parameters
- 401 Unauthorized — Invalid API key or token
- 429 Too Many Requests — Rate limit reached
- 500 Server Error — Internal issue, try again later
{
"error": true,
"code": 429,
"message": "Rate limit exceeded. Please retry in 60 seconds."
}✅ Tip: Use exponential backoff when retrying failed requests.
💡 For more code examples, visit the official AppVerse SDK repository on GitHub.