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Answer 1

How should clients authenticate requests to the EditorX API?

Authenticate with an Authorization header using a Bearer token issued by the login endpoint. Tokens should be sent on every protected request.

  • Send `Authorization: Bearer <token>` for authenticated endpoints.
  • Fetch tokens from the login flow before calling workspace and document APIs.
Sources:[S1][S2][S4]

Answer 2

How can I retrieve workspace documents quickly?

Use the workspace documents listing endpoint with your workspace identifier. Optional filters (for example folder scope) help narrow large result sets.

  • Primary route: `/api/workspaces/:workspaceId/documents`.
  • Use query parameters for paging and folder-level filtering where available.
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Answer 3

How should I validate API responses in integrations?

Validate both HTTP status codes and response body fields. Treat non-2xx responses as actionable errors, then parse payload details for retries and user messages.

  • First gate: HTTP status class (2xx success vs 4xx/5xx failures).
  • Second gate: parse JSON payload fields expected by your integration.
Sources:[S5][S2]

Fact Sources

  1. [S1]Authentication header format used by EditorX API - In-page authentication section and copyable header example.
  2. [S2]Login endpoint response with token payload - Concrete token return example in this page.
  3. [S3]List documents endpoint for workspace resources - Shows required workspace scope and response fields.
  4. [S4]RFC 6750: OAuth 2.0 Bearer Token Usage - Standard format for Bearer Authorization header.
  5. [S5]MDN: HTTP response status codes - Canonical reference for status semantics.

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