TI-API: How to create applications for API integration

HI Carla

We have transitioned to V2 API using our TI API Portal.  This link shares how to get Started 

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Step 1. Register for a myTI company account,  Step 2. Request API keys, Step 3. Visit our developer portal

We now use company accounts with myTI dashboard. We introduced checkout profiles etc.  I have shared with you the getting started above please see if this is helpful.  In addition we do have some code samples that may be of interest also.

Once you go through the setup prerequisite of getting the company account setup, getting credentials, approved, etc. You can do a test order simulation and production order request from the API Portal using our json payloads, etc. Note: In order to place any order test or production - you have to have the company account in place, the checkout profile which must be fully setup - billing, shipping, address, payment, and your access key and credentials. all is needed for test order simulation and production order requests from the API portal.

This shares code examples: 

Python example code for latest API can be found here. https://git.ti.com/cgit/ti-store-api/api_examples/tree/  

Before using the code, please make sure you have a valid company profile and have Client API Key and Secret (https://api-portal.ti.com/order-api-keys

There are two ways you can look at the code...

Web View:

• Go to https://git.ti.com/cgit/ti-store-api/api_examples/tree/
• Look at README.md for more info on how the code is structured. 

Pull Code to your local machine:

Prerequisite: Git Client is installed.  if you don't have the Git client then you can look at https://git-scm.com/downloads/guis and decide which one you would like to use. 

• Open a command prompt and go to the folder to which you want to download the code. 
• Run this command

                    % git clone https://git.ti.com/git/ti-store-api/api_examples.git

• You can look at README.md for more info on how the code is structured. 
• This will get the code to your local dir. Now you can use your favorite python IDE to start looking at the code. 

Hopefully this gives you a starting point, please let me know if you have further questions.

Hi Tammy,

Thank you for your reply. We already have access to API and developer portal.  We also have team setup and applications under the team. 

Just to confirm, are you saying that? Applications are not valid anymore and we need to request new API keys?

Thanks