Keys
The following endpoints allow you to manage and retrieve metadata for authentication keys in your custom keychain. You can use these keys to manage your authentication in the HTTP or encryptor apps similarly to other connections.
Gets the list of keys in your custom keychain. You can use the typeName query parameter to filter your keys based on their type. Run the list of key types API call to get a list of available key types.
Authorize the API call with your API token in the Authorization header with the value: Token your-api-token.
If you don't have an API token yet, please refer to the "Authentication" section to learn how to create one.
The ID of the team.
22Use the key type to get only keys with the specified type. You can use the API call GET /keys/types to list available key types.
basicauthPossible values: Successful response
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Creates a key in your keychain.
Use the list of key types API call to get a list of available key types for the typeName parameter. Specify additional parameters in the parameters object based on the key type.
Authorize the API call with your API token in the Authorization header with the value: Token your-api-token.
If you don't have an API token yet, please refer to the "Authentication" section to learn how to create one.
The ID of the team.
The name of the key.
Use the key type to get only keys with the specified type. You can use the API call GET /keys/types to list available key types.
Additional parameters required to create the key.
Check the list of key types API call for the parameters you need to specify.
Successful response
Successful response
Gets the list of available key types.
Authorize the API call with your API token in the Authorization header with the value: Token your-api-token.
If you don't have an API token yet, please refer to the "Authentication" section to learn how to create one.
Successful response
Successful response
Gets details of the specified key.
Authorize the API call with your API token in the Authorization header with the value: Token your-api-token.
If you don't have an API token yet, please refer to the "Authentication" section to learn how to create one.
The ID of the key.
16Successful response
Successful response
Deletes the specified key. Use the confirmed parameter to confirm deleting the key. Otherwise, you get an error and the key is not deleted.
Authorize the API call with your API token in the Authorization header with the value: Token your-api-token.
If you don't have an API token yet, please refer to the "Authentication" section to learn how to create one.
The ID of the key.
16Set this parameter to true to confirm deleting the key. Otherwise, you get an error and the key is not deleted.
trueSuccessful response
Successful response
Updates a key name, connection parameters, or both with the data specified in the request body. If you don't specify a parameter, Make keeps the original value.
Use the GET /key-types API call to find out which parameters you need to specify in the parameters object based on the key type.
Authorize the API call with your API token in the Authorization header with the value: Token your-api-token.
If you don't have an API token yet, please refer to the "Authentication" section to learn how to create one.
The ID of the key.
16Successful response
Successful response
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