API Reference
Welcome to the Applivery API that will help you to interact with Applivery Platform from your systems at the level of your Apps (projects). It provides a small set of methods that will allow you to get information related to your Apps but also management of builds and App Store settings.
Full API Documentation
Complete Applivery API, with documentation organized by workspaces, operating system for UEM/MDM related functionalities.
App Distribution API
The Download API is focused on developers who are only looking for the download of applications for App Distribution features.
App Distribution API
The Download API is focused on developers who are only looking for the download of applications for App Distribution features.
Service Accounts
A service account is a special type of Applivery account intended to represent a non-human user that needs to authenticate and be authorized to access the Applivery Organizations API.
Versioning
v1. Read our API changelog and to learn more about backwards compatibility. Apps API
The App Level API is an API with a limited scope focused exclusively on application management. In the event of a breach of access credentials or any other incident, it ensures that no impact is generated on the workspace. This restricted scope helps contain potential security risks by limiting the API’s operations solely to app management functions.
Apps API Authentication
In order to use the Applivery Apps API, connect with CI&CD platform (such as Bitrise.io, Fastlane or Azure DevOps) or integrate the Applivery SDK in your App, you will need an App API Token.
Now we are going to explain how to interact with Applivery API, starting from authentication and discovering all the things you’ll be able to do.
- Applivery provides a simple but powerful JSON based REST API protected with a token-based Authentication.
- API Base Domain: The base domain for all requests is
https://api.applivery.io - Authentication: The majority of the endpoints require authentication.
- Apps API: Each Applivery App has its own App Token that must be included in the request Headers. Read more about how to get your App Token.
- Organizations API: In the case of the Organizations API, you must use a Service Account. Read more about how to configure your Service Accounts.
- Headers: Applivery requires two single HTTP Headers that should be included in all the requests:
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: bearer < Your_App_Token >