• API Documentation

  The Loop API is primarily a REST API with predictable, resource-oriented URLs. It accepts JSON-encoded request bodies, returns JSON-encoded responses, and uses standard HTTP response codes, authentication, and methods. This design ensures a consistent and reliable interface for developers to interact with the Loop platform. This guide covers the essentials of using the Loop Admin APIs and Storefront APIs, outlining their differences, functionalities, and link to their respective documentatPopular

• Webhooks

  Webhooks are a powerful tool that enables you to keep track of the subscription events occurring in the Loop system. This article details the use of Webhooks with Loop and how you can leverage the same for your store. Contents of the article How can Webhooks help? How to respond to a Webhook? What are Webhook attributes/headers? Supported webhooks LiSome readers

• Generate Loop API Tokens

  Step-by-step process to generate Loop API tokens. Step-1 Go to the  "Settings" tab and click on "Manage API tokens." Step-2 Click on "Generate Token" button. Step-3 In the "Generate Token" popup, enter the name for token (helpful for managing multSome readers

• Loop webhooks explained: A guide for developers

  Webhooks are an essential part of modern API-driven applications, allowing systems to send real-time notifications when specific events occur. A webhook payload is the structured data sent from one application to another whenever an event is triggered. This article provides an overview of webhooks, explores various webhook events triggered by Loop, and includes example payloads. Contents of the article What is a webhook payload? Common data formatsFew readers