Including an API Key in an HTTP Header

[robinemcd]

Thanks Bill!!!

[wmgilligan]

Yes - that should work as well. Just switch out the method to POST. If sending some JSON, switch it to RAW.

[robinemcd]

Thanks Bill. I should have also said that they require using Post and not Get. Would it work the same?

[wmgilligan]

Something like this should work

 
<MvASSIGN NAME="l.crlf" VALUE="{ asciichar(13) $ asciichar(10) }">
<MvCall action="{ 'https://www.checkthis.com/letmein' }" method="GET" CONTENT-TYPE="application/json" HEADERS="{ 'Authorization: DeepL-Auth-Key  ' $ YOURAPIKEY $ l.crlf }" fields="" FLAGS="noparse">
    <MvAssign name="l.results" value="{ callvalue }">
</MvCall>

[robinemcd]

In a non-merchant application, we use a translation tool, DeepL. They have deprecated the ability to include our API key in an auth_key query parameter. They say:

Going forward, you will need to authorize any API request, to any endpoint, by including your API key in an HTTP header named Authorization, like this:

Authorization: DeepL-Auth-Key [yourAuthKey]

We are unclear if this is something that we can do with our MivaScript application. Any thoughts on how to do this would be very helpful.