Skip to main content
Use an SDK when you want typed methods, auth handled for you, and request validation before a call goes over the network. Use plain HTTP when you want a one-off script or a language we do not ship a client for.

TypeScript

Install, authenticate, and call the API from Node.js.

Go

Install, authenticate, and call the API from Go.

Python

Install, authenticate, and call the API from Python.

Rust

Install, authenticate, and call the API from Rust.
Each page uses the same walkthrough: import the client, authenticate with your API token, read two endpoints, then update a tap.
Contact your Parable representative for registry access if a package is not public yet.

Calling the API without an SDK

The API is REST with JSON bodies and bearer auth, so any HTTP client works. The API Reference includes runnable examples for every endpoint. The first request walkthrough is the same sequence over HTTP.