eHive REST API

Catalogs Organization, Classification, Social, Collecting

eHive is an online collection management system used by museums, galleries, and other collecting organizations to manage their collections. The service allows users to create records, search and tag content, and publish records to be shared online. The eHive API allows users to share information with other websites, applications, and devices. The API is RESTful, uses OAuth 2.0 for authentication, and returns responses as JSON objects.

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API Portal / Home Page http://developers.ehive.com/rest-api-overview/

Primary Category Catalogs

Secondary Categories Organization, Classification, Social, Collecting

API Forum / Message Boards http://forum.ehive.com/

Support Email Address info@ehive.com

Version status Recommended (active, supported)

Is the API Design/Description Non-Proprietary ? No

Scope Single purpose API

Device Specific No

Docs Home Page URL http://developers.ehive.com/rest-api-overview/

Architectural Style REST

Supported Request Formats URI Query String/CRUD

Supported Response Formats CSV, GeoJSON, JSON, XML

Is This an Unofficial API? No

Is This a Hypermedia API? Yes

Restricted Access ( Requires Provider Approval ) No

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