token as the username, and the secret as the password. For example, using cURL:
Migrating to API keys
Merchants
If you’re a merchant using the LoyaltyLion API, simply create a new API key in your LoyaltyLion account and use it instead of your token and secret.LoyaltyLion partners
If you’re a LoyaltyLion partner and are only using OAuth to authenticate with
our API, you do not need to do anything
1
Update your setup guides and documentation
Update any merchant-facing setup guides and documentation so it requests an API key from the merchant instead of a token and secret. If you aren’t sure which API scopes you need to ask for, let us know.
2
Update your backend code to use API keys
Update your backend code where you’re calling the LoyaltyLion API, so it can
authenticate using an API key.Note that, for a transition period, you’ll need to support both forms of authentication,
as you’ll likely have some merchants still using token and secret, and newer
merchants using API keys.
3
Update all existing merchant integrations with API keys
Finally, you’ll need to update all existing merchant integrations to have an API
key instead of a token and secret.To do this quickly and easily, you can provide us with a list of LoyaltyLion token & secret pairs
that you have, and we’ll create and provide a suitable API key for each, which you can
then begin using immediately.To do this, email us at support@loyaltylion.com,
indicating that you’re a LoyaltyLion partner and would like to migrate to API keys.
Do not include any token or secret pairs in your email.