If you have any questions about our forms, their fields, and the data model behind our directories, we recommend that you read ProgrammableWeb's New API Directory Data Model Explained. Each field has extensive help text to assist you in filling out this form.Īfter adding an API to ProgrammableWeb’s directory, be sure to use our forms to add any related SDKs, libraries, frameworks, pointers to sample source code, and examples of applications that consume that API. But you do have to be the provider (the "owner") of an API to have the access rights to maintain that record over the long run.
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