Engineering | Betterez

You will need to sign up for a Betterez account.

Once you have an account you will need your public and private api keys to make requests to the end points of the Betterez API.

We recommend reading these guides as you explore the api docs.

You should start reading our conventions and explore how to authenticate.

Once you understand those topics you can try to perform your first reservation booking.

Betterez API is modeled as a series of buckets of resources based on how the api is normally used.

For example:

Sales Bucket: contains the resources required to interact with our shopping cart.
Inventory Bucket: contains the resources required to browse products.

You will normally interact with resources in multiple buckets to perform complex operations, like selling a ticket.

You can see a list of buckets in the API Documentation

Betterez API goal is to be backward compatible.

We follow the expand contract pattern to always add new fields into resources and rarely remove existing fields.

On rare occasions, we may deprecate resources and replace those resources with new ones if the required changes are not backward compatible.

In those cases we will always keep a window where both resources are available.

Resources represent specific items that can be manipulated and inspected based on the different permissions.

You can use HTTP verbs (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE) to perform actions on the resources.

All endpoints use SSL (https).

There are 3 different authentication mechanism used when consuming the api.

You should be able to interact with Betterez endpoints using a tool like curl or postman

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