Hello, I noticed a small change in the response to direct_add (https://groups.io/api#direct_add) that appeared sometime around November 2019 or maybe a earlier. The direct_add_results

I have deduced that the sort-dir may be desc but I have been unable to deduce what the sort_field values may be. I have tried 'Updated' and 'updated' but they get converted to 'Created'. I would

Hello Nicolas, Sorry about that. You should be able to access the API via that URL now. Thanks, Mark

hi, I am trying to use the API for the first time.. I managed to authenticate using groups.io/api/v1/login, and could make some queries. however, what I really want to do is access our enterprise

Any chance we could get something other than Stripe for accepting donations (venmo, paypal, patreon)? Stripe is a heavy weight tool for the job; I'm just hearding a group of outdoor enthusiast - not a

It would be nice if the API offered an OAuth option because handling user passwords on a sever sucks. This only works if you make a client app, and even then why trust 3rd parties apps with your

Thank you so much, Eric! I'm especially interested in what folks might do if they use the API in an "ongoing" way, like a custom signup form -- so they'd need to re-authenticate pretty regularly (so

I am migrating from Yahoo so I created a special user to use for this. I guess it depends on what your application is going to do.

Hi! I've decided to move this question to its own topic :) Do y'all use your own email/password combos for this stuff (and then figure out securing the info depending on your server/software

Thank you, Mark, I have found the correct way to use the API. It was simpler than I had assumed. Graham

I saw some calls where no email address was sent. That would result in that error. Mark

I saw a similar error. Turned out it was nothing more than a character in my password that has specific meaning in the context of URLs and had to be encoded. See

I have tried to login using POST with my email address and password but I getarray(3) { ["object"]=> string(5) "error" ["type"]=> string(13) "invalid email" ["extra"]=> string(0)

Sorry for the crosspost! I forgot the "main" beta group was moderated, and I didn't think my post would be approved bc my last one wasn't, so then I posted here. Anyway, sorry about that!

...purely as a backup plan! I used this code (a few weeks ago) to export our 1700+ membership info in 100-count JSON files (you might be able to go bigger, I didn't

One more issue. The result of the upload seems to be a nulled out

Hi! Just a bump on this question, if anyone has some advice: Do y'all use your own email/password combos for this stuff (and then figure out securing the info depending on your server/software

Awesome! it works! Thank you!

I just fixed a bug with that call. Please try again. Thanks, Mark

Any chance someone from Groups.io can reply to this?