API (Application Programming Interface) — is a set of rules and protocols that allows different scripts to interact with each other. Using an API allows developers to integrate the functionality of a third-party service into BOT-T or to collect/store the necessary data on their own server (parse it).
This FAQ section block is intended for developers.
What is an API?
BOT-T API documentation
To connect various integrations and set up data exchange between your bot and server, use the official BOT-T API.
In the documentation, you will find descriptions of the available methods and endpoints, as well as request and response formats.
Full API reference is available at: https://bott.readme.io/reference/common
If you need additional requests/endpoints, you can request them via support.
In the documentation, you will find descriptions of the available methods and endpoints, as well as request and response formats.
Full API reference is available at: https://bott.readme.io/reference/common
If you need additional requests/endpoints, you can request them via support.