86 docs tagged with "API"

API reference for administration endpoints. Covers access control, permissions management, and feature module enablement.

How to use the Amplience GraphQL Management API playground at api.amplience.net/graphql to build and test queries and mutations interactively.

Welcome section for the Amplience API documentation, linking to further information on the APIs that you can use to help build your apps with Amplience.

Conventions for the assetSearch query in the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including keyword rules, phrase matching and query examples.

How to authorize access to the Content Management API and GraphQL Management API using OAuth2 tokens generated from an API key and secret.

Core concepts for the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including the viewer, media hubs, asset repositories, folders and assets, plus organizations, CMS hubs and repositories.

Overview of Amplience content delivery APIs, including HTTP and GraphQL options for retrieving published content for websites and applications.

API reference for the Amplience Content Delivery v2 API. Covers retrieving content items by id or delivery key and filtering

API reference for content item endpoints. Covers creating, updating, publishing, archiving, localizing, and searching content items.

Overview of the Amplience Content Management API for building back office applications, automations and webhook-based integrations.

API reference for the Content Management API. Covers authentication, endpoints, and request/response formats.

API reference for content repository endpoints. Covers repository management, feature assignment, content type assignment, and sharing.

API reference for content sync endpoints. Covers deep sync jobs, job status, cross-hub content repository mapping, and sync balance usage.

API reference for content type endpoints. Covers content type registration, updating, archiving, and assignment to repositories.

GraphQL conventions for the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including connections, edges, nodes, pagination and the Relay cursor connections specification.

Crop, edge crop, pre-crop, rotate, pre-rotate, and flip images with Amplience Dynamic Media using the Media Delivery API.

Reference for all GraphQL directives in the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including @deprecated, @skip, @include, and @specifiedBy.

Reference for all GraphQL enum types in the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including AssetType, AssetStatus, AssetPublishStatus, and all other enumerated values used in queries and mutations.

API reference for event and edition endpoints. Covers campaign events, scheduled editions, slots, and conflict resolution.

Query and mutation examples for the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including getting assets by ID, listing repositories and folders, and more.

API reference for extension and integration endpoints. Covers UI extensions and Salesforce SFCC and SFMC integrations.

Developer guide for how to use the Amplience GraphQL Content Delivery API filter functionality, including how to list, sort and filter content, with examples.

Guide to Amplience Content Delivery Filter API, including how to use the filter API, examples of listing, sorting and filtering content, and cURL examples.

API reference for folder and hierarchy endpoints. Covers folder management within repositories and hierarchy node operations.

Control Dynamic Media output format and compression with the Amplience Media Delivery API, including fmt, fmt=auto, quality settings, DPI, metadata stripping, and JPEG and PNG options.

The Fresh API retrieves content from Amplience CMS with no cache. It's specifically for use with static site generators, such as Next.js, NuxtJS and Gatsby.

Getting started with the Amplience GraphQL Management API, with an example query to retrieve assets using the API playground.

Overview of the Amplience GraphQL Management API for integrating back end systems with Amplience DAM and managing assets programmatically.

A list of GraphQL Management API mutations that consume Amplience Credits, including AI services such as background removal, image alt text and generative rich text.

The Amplience GraphQL type name collision helper is designed to optimize your debugging process.

Guide to Amplience Content Delivery Hierarchy API that allows you to get all descendants of a hierarchy node

API reference for hub endpoints. Covers hub management, settings, bulk operations, and sharing.

Adjust images with Amplience Dynamic Media using the Media Delivery API - colour space, sharpening, composite modes, background colour, blur, noise reduction, gamma, hue, saturation, and brightness.

Reference for all GraphQL input types in the Amplience GraphQL Management API. Input types define the arguments passed to mutations and queries, including asset creation, update, and filter inputs.

GraphQL input types for asset creation, update, deletion, folders, repositories, and publishing in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL input types for commerce repository integrations in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL input types for content generation, content flow, content review, video transcoding, and AI image tools in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL input types for teams, users, organizations, extensions, webhooks, transformation templates, preview keys, personal access tokens, and temp file upload in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

Reference for all GraphQL interface types in the Amplience GraphQL Management API. Interfaces define shared fields across multiple implementing object types.

Introduction to the GraphQL Management API, designed for building back-office applications and automating processes, use to query and report on assets.

Composite image and text layers onto an image with Amplience Dynamic Media, using Media Delivery API parameters for layer positioning, anchors, opacity, visibility, and canvas layers.

Reference for the original Amplience Content Delivery API (v1), now superseded by the HTTP Content Delivery API and GraphQL Content Delivery API.

Rate limits, mutation limits and complexity limits for the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including how complexity scores are calculated.

Usage limits for Amplience products and API, including limits for content and management APIs, Amplience CMS, Amplience DAM and Workforce.

Manipulate images on the fly with the features of Amplience Dynamic Media. Use the Dynamic Media playground to try out the features on the media delivery API.

A concise reference of all query parameters for the Amplience Media Delivery API.

Reference guide to every parameter in the Amplience Media Delivery API, the URL-based API for Dynamic Media, covering image sizing, scaling, cropping, format and quality, adjustments, layers, metadata, sets, and video.

Introduction to the Amplience Media Delivery API and Dynamic Media - transform, optimize, and deliver images, sets, and video from a single master asset using URL parameters.

Retrieve and filter Amplience Dynamic Media asset metadata with the Media Delivery API, and reference metadata values in image queries.

Full reference for all GraphQL mutations in the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including asset creation, publishing, video transcoding, AI image tools, content generation, organization and user management, commerce repositories, and media tools.

GraphQL mutations for AI-powered image generation, background removal, magic erase, caption generation, and shoppable image detection in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL mutations for creating, updating, deleting, and publishing assets, folders, and repositories in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL mutations for creating and managing commerce repository integrations in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL mutations for content generation sessions, jobs, flows, and content review in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL mutations for transformation templates, webhooks, preview keys, temporary file uploads, and extensions in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL mutations for teams, users, organization invitations, roles, and personal access tokens in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL mutations for adding, reprocessing, and removing video transcoding profiles in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

Reference for all GraphQL object types in the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including Asset, AssetFolder, AssetRepository, MediaHub, and all related response and connection types.

GraphQL object types for assets, folders, repositories, video transcoding, and AI image tools in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL object types for CMS hubs and repositories in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL object types for commerce repositories, categories, and products in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL object types for content generation, content flow, and content review in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL object types for media hubs, transformation templates, webhooks, extensions, and preview keys in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

GraphQL object types for organizations, teams, users, invitations, and personal access tokens in the Amplience GraphQL Management API.

The Amplience GraphQL Content Delivery API is designed to optimize content delivery by providing the tools to eliminate under fetching and over fetching.

The Amplience next generation of content delivery is optimized to be even faster, easier to use and more flexible, with delivery keys and formatting options.

How to create and manage personal access tokens (PATs) for the Content Management and GraphQL Management APIs using the API or Amplience CMS UI.

Full reference for all GraphQL queries available in the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including asset search, repository traversal, content generation, and commerce queries.

Complete GraphQL schema reference for the Amplience GraphQL Management API: queries, mutations, objects, inputs, enums, interfaces, unions, scalars, and directives.

Reference for all scalar types in the Amplience GraphQL Management API, including custom scalars such as DateTime, JSON, BigDecimal, and BigInteger.

API reference for search index endpoints. Covers Algolia search index configuration, content type assignment, and analytics.

Retrieve images from an Amplience Dynamic Media set with the Media Delivery API, return set metadata as JSONP, JSON, XML, text, or HTML, and use SEO-friendly set URLs.

Resize and scale images with Amplience Dynamic Media using the Media Delivery API parameters w, h, maxW, maxH, scale modes, point of interest, resize filters, and upscale behaviour.

API reference for snapshot and publishing job endpoints. Covers immutable content snapshots and publishing job management.

Use the Amplience temporary file service to work with assets not stored in Amplience DAM. Supports single uploads up to 100MB and multipart uploads up to 2GB, for use with APIs such as the Background Removal API

The Amplience content rendering service automates combining JSON content with handlebars templates to generate HTML that can be added to a page on your website.

Reference for all GraphQL union types in the Amplience GraphQL Management API. Union types can resolve to one of several concrete object types.

How to authenticate and make requests to the Amplience GraphQL Management API endpoint, including obtaining OAuth2 access tokens.

Overview of the Content Management API, covering API keys and secrets, how to get and include tokens, fair usage, rate limits and additional features.

Build adaptive Amplience Dynamic Media image URLs with the Media Delivery API using variables, conditionals, expressions, and the img404 fallback for missing assets.

Deliver video with Amplience Dynamic Media and the Media Delivery API, including transcode profiles, HTTPS delivery, thumbnails, video metadata, and HTML video embeds.

How to use the Amplience Virtual Staging API to generate a timestamp or snapshot-specific virtual staging domain for previewing unpublished content.

API reference for webhook endpoints. Covers webhook configuration, request history, and resending.

API reference for workflow and localization endpoints. Covers workflow states, locale assignment, and localization group management.

How to use the Amplience Workforce API to submit content generation jobs using the GraphQL Management API, including briefs, brand voices and audiences.

Overview of how to integrate the Amplience Workforce API with your existing content workflow using webhooks or polling to manage AI-generated content.