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Raken Platform Developer Documentation
https://developer.rakenapp.com/developer-quick-start
Get Started with the Raken API. This quickstart guide will take you through all the steps necessary to start accessing your own Raken account through the API. To get going super-quickly, visit your application configuration page. And get a Developer Token. It is good for 1 hour against your own Raken account. Later, when you’re looking to start working with other Raken accounts, see the walkthrough on OAuth 2.0. To get an access token for making API calls. H Authorization: Bearer ACCESS TOKEN.
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Construction Project Management Software | Construction Apps
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Leveraging The Cloud In Construction Technology. Cloud technology in a nutshell allows its users to enjoy all of the benefits of information technology without many of its constraints. It achieves this by offering these IT services directly over the internet. They are offered in one of three ways. IaaS, or Infrastructure As A Service. PaaS, or Platform As A Service. SaaS, or Software As A Service. Quicker software access times. No need for in-house IT, and fewer IT issues in general. And as any dedicated...
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Raken Platform Developer Documentation
https://developer.rakenapp.com/developer-api-docs
The Raken API gives you access to the content management features you see in our web and mobile app and lets you extend them for use in your own app. It strives to be RESTful and is organized around the main resources you’re familiar with from the Raken web interface. Sample API calls are provided next to each method using cURL. If the command line isn’t your preference, a great alternative is POSTMAN. An easy-to-use Chrome extension for making HTTP requests. Projects are the most important object in Rak...
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Raken Platform Developer Documentation - OAuth 2.0 Tutorial
https://developer.rakenapp.com/developer-oauth-tutorial
Apps connect to Raken using OAuth 2.0. The standard used by most APIs for authenticating and authorizing users. The following walkthrough will show you how to authenticate a user. Testing: When your app is set to ‘Development’ mode, you can set your redirect uri to the following local http endpoints: http:/ 127.0.0.1, http:/ 0.0.0.0, and http:/ localhost. Before you can start using OAuth2 with your application, you’ll need to tell Raken a bit of information about your application. Set your redirect uri.
