Build with the EckoSpace universe.
The EckoSpace API is designed for safe integrations, automation, dashboards, and future developer tools. Start with authentication, respect rate limits, and keep user trust at the center.
API keys
Use keys or tokens only from secure server environments. Never expose secrets in browser code.
Tokens
Authenticate requests with approved tokens and rotate credentials if they may be compromised.
Webhooks
Use signed webhooks for payment, wallet, moderation, or business workflow updates where available.
Base pattern
API routes may vary by enabled modules and permissions. Treat the examples below as a developer landing guide, then confirm live routes and scopes in your EckoSpace admin or project documentation.
GET /api/translations/app?locale=en
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN
Accept: application/json
Posts and media
Create tools around post workflows, uploads, bookmarks, reactions, mentions, reports, and content discovery.
Chat and notifications
Build around real-time state carefully. Chat and broadcast features depend on Laravel Reverb.
Marketplace and jobs
Support business workflows such as listings, job posts, approvals, saved items, and user contact flows.
Analytics and ads
Use reporting endpoints responsibly and avoid exposing private user or wallet data to third parties.
Endpoint ideas
GET /api/translations/app?locale=en
POST /api/post/editor/media/document/upload
POST /payment/stripe/webhook
GET /social-login/callback/google
Security checklist
- 1Keep API keys, webhook secrets, and payment credentials out of Git and frontend bundles.
- 2Use HTTPS for every integration and reject unsigned or unexpected webhook payloads.
- 3Request only the permissions your integration actually needs.
- 4Log failures safely without writing passwords, private tokens, or payment secrets.
- 5Respect rate limits and use queues for heavy jobs, media work, or batch automation.
Rate limits and reliability
Some API routes are throttled to protect EckoSpace from abuse and accidental overload. Build integrations with retry backoff, idempotency where appropriate, and clear error handling. If a task can wait, queue it.