The Swagger page is where you will find all the available MiX Integrate endpoints that can be used to request user-specific data.
It also includes “Getting started” code samples for developers who will be using the MiX Integrate C# client.
The endpoints are categorized in different “classes” and each class has multiple endpoints available. The
classes and endpoints on the Swagger page can be expanded when clicked on to show details of how the
endpoint functions.
To the left of the endpoint path, you can see the type of command (GET, POST PUT or DELETE), for example:
All the available swagger URLs:
It is IMPORTANT to note that one should ONLY use the Swagger page to request data for example purposes. The returned data should not be re-used as the 64-bit Ids are all rounded to zeros (0) at the end (and also the reason Postman is used). The issue is due to the Swagger page being built on JavaScript and essentially, being incapable of the precision required to properly process 64-bit integers (longs).