The WP EasyCart API is organized around REST. It should accept a combination of query variables and JSON-encoded body content. The API runs on your own server with your WP EasyCart and WP EasyCart API plugins. When the WP EasyCart API plugin updates, we will post a cooresponding API version. You are required to have the enterprise level WP EasyCart system and have installed the WP EasyCart API plugin.

The first step to using this API is to have the WP EasyCart plugin installed and the WP EasyCart API plugin extension with a valid, and connected, Enterprise license. Once your plugins are installed, you may begin integration with the authentication process. If you authenticate your connection, you may then store the token and use that to make futurue API requests, including one to the /test endpoint to validate your integration. If you are using WordFence or similar security systems, you will need to allow Rest API access and enable and create an application password for a user that either has full admin access OR has the wpec_manager capability. You will then use the user name and the password for the application key created for that user to enter into the Basic Auth method.