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Endpoints access

Some endpoints are free to use but most of them are protected in 2 possible ways, either with a user login or an API-key. Such endpoints require a full auth process to be accessed. All API calls are limited to 200 per minutes per ip.

  • If the application is a web based application where the user needs to login, this application will use the RefreshTokenGetWithSteam endpoint to get a JWT.
  • In other cases, the application with use an application key to get a JWT, using RefreshTokenGetWithKey endpoint.

Refresh tokens are long lived (60 days) and must be saved in a secured place. They give access to AuthTokenGet endpoint, generating a Auth token. This token is short lived (15 min) and contains user scopes (endpoint restrictions).

Parameter format

A typical GET curl command to access an endpoint is:

curl -X GET --header "<HEADER>" https://grenouilleapi.the-cluster.org/api/<ENDPOINT>?data=<DATA>
  • <HEADER> use the format Authorization: Bearer <TOKEN> with a valid JWT token.
  • <ENDPOINT> is a valid endpoint path.
  • <DATA> is a JSON object representing parameters as a urlencoded string.

A typical POST curl command to access an endpoint is:

curl -X POST --header "<HEADER>" -d "<JSON_PAYLOAD>" https://grenouilleapi.the-cluster.org/api/<ENDPOINT>
  • <HEADER> use the format Authorization: Bearer <TOKEN> with a valid JWT token.
  • <ENDPOINT> is a valid endpoint path.
  • <JSON_PAYLOAD> is the JSON payload of data posted.

Return format

Every endpoint returns a normalized JSON answer with the following format:

{
  "error": "<>", 
  "payload": {}, 
  "success": "<>"
}

where success contains either

  • yes if the endpoint behavior is normal, then payload contains the object answer from the API.
  • no if the endpoint behavior as an error, then error contains the string error code.

Authentication

Authentication module, either with Steam for a user, or with an api key for other applications.

DotaBots

Bots used to host in-house leagues.

User

User management endpoints.

Community

Community endpoints for news, calendar, comments.

StreamSystem

Endpoints used for the automatic streaming system, managing VODs and the forever running OBS.