Authentication
All API requests to EazeMyAPI must include an authentication header. This ensures that only authorized applications can access your project APIs. EazeMyAPI uses a project-level API signature key to verify requests.API Signature Header
Every API request must include the following header:Where to Find Your API Key
You can find your API signature key inside your project settings. Steps:- Open your Project
- Go to Settings
- Copy the API Signature Key
Example API Request
JavaScript Example
Example Using cURL
You can test the API using command-line tools like cURL.Example Using Postman
When testing APIs in Postman:- Open Postman
- Create a new request
- Go to the Headers tab
- Add the following header
Security Best Practices
Follow these guidelines to protect your API key:- Never expose your secret key in public repositories
- Avoid placing secret keys directly inside frontend code
- Store API keys in environment variables
- Rotate keys if you suspect unauthorized access

