You will need to make the following api call before starting a session:Īpi./api.php?method=getToken userid=YourUserID You will need to know your userid and your password to authenticate yourself. In order to insure that your data remains safe, all API calls must use authentication. Our "Slim" website is optimized for small windows and works great inside an iFrame. If you just want a quick way to integrate Toodledo into your web app, you might consider using an iFrame of our "Slim" website. The API documentation is split between these three pages:Īuthentication and General API Tasks API Notebook API The server responds with an XML document containing the information that you requested.
REST is a simple format that allows you to make queries by constructing a URL and making an HTTP GET or POST. The Toodledo API makes it easy for developers to interact with their tasks and make new and interesting applications. This API will continue to work for some time, but it is no longer supported and it will eventually go away. Please upgrade to our new improved 3.0 API. To check that the application works, first start it running, using PHP's built-in web server, on port 8888, by running the command below.This API is depreciated. When the object passes the outermost middleware, it is turned into a raw HTTP response and then returned to the client. Once the request object reaches the Slim application, the relevant route is dispatched, resulting in a response object exiting the concentric layers from the inside out. The request enters the outermost middleware, then moves on to the next outermost middleware, continuing until it reaches the application.įor this reason, to catch any errors in the application, you call $app->addErrorMiddleware(true, true, true) last, otherwise any errors thrown from the other middlewares will not be caught. This concentric architecture means that when the Slim application is started, the request object passes through a series of middleware classes, or layers, working from the outside inward. This is a series of concentric layers that encircle the core application, such that the last middleware added will be the first to be executed. The Slim middleware architecture is derived from the PSR-15 middleware interface.
It then instantiates the app and attaches three middleware classes to it.
The code above begins by bringing in all the PSR-7 components that the app needs. In a Slim application, each route invokes a callback function that returns an HTTP response object.
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