Quickstart
Three steps from zero to your first response.
- 1
Get your apiKey
Sign in, open your profile menu and pick “API Key Access”. If your plan doesn't include API access yet, you'll see right there which one enables it.
- 2
Store it as an environment variable
Never write it into your code or commit it to a repository: anyone holding that key can act as you.
bashexport KAAX_API_KEY="tu-api-key" - 3
Make your first request
curl "https://www.kaax-agritech.com/api/v2/analyses?type=counting&limit=5" \ -H "apiKey: $KAAX_API_KEY"
Authentication
Every request authenticates with the apiKey header. Without it, the API answers 401.
http
apiKey: tu-api-keyTreat it like a password. The apiKey never expires and grants access to your account's data. Keep it server-side, out of the browser and out of version control.
