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The Riza API is small but mighty. Endpoints accept JSON-encoded requests and return JSON-encoded responses. Standard HTTP codes are used to indicate success or failure.

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API Libraries

We offer API libraries for Python, Node.js and Go, with more on the way. These libraries are generated and built using Stainless. Check them out!

riza-api-python

Access the Riza API from any Python 3.7+ application.

riza-api-node

Access the Riza API from server-side TypeScript or JavaScript.

riza-api-go

Access the Riza API from Go.

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OpenAPI

The Riza API is also documented via a public OpenAPI spec.

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Connecting

The Riza API accepts HTTPS requests at api.riza.io.

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Authentication

The Riza API uses API keys to authenticate requests. Include an API key in the Authorization header with a Bearer prefix.

Authorization: Bearer <api-key>

Manage your API keys using the Riza Dashboard.

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Errors

The Riza API uses HTTP status codes to indicate success or failure. If a request fails, the response body will contain a JSON document with a message key:

{
  "message": "<description of the error>"
}