Making Requests

This page shows how to make your first API request with cURL. Before you begin, make sure you have:

A valid API key
HTTPS access to the API
A terminal with curl available

If you still need a key, see API Keys.

Your first request

Store your API key in an environment variable:

export CCCAMBOX_TV_API_KEY="YOUR_API_KEY"

Then send a request to the /v1/me endpoint:

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.reselliptv.com/v1/me \
  --header "x-api-key: $CCCAMBOX_TV_API_KEY"

This endpoint returns information about the authenticated reseller account.

Example response

If the request succeeds, the response will look similar to this:

{
  "credits": 1000,
  "lines_count": 42,
  "server_information": {
    "hostname": "http://example-iptv.com",
    "mag_portal_url": "http://example-iptv.com/mag/portal.php"
  }
}

Here is what the response fields mean:

credits: the number of credits currently available on your account
lines_count: the total number of lines linked to your account
server_information: connection details related to your reseller service

Common issues

If the request fails, check the following first:

Your x-api-key header is present
Your API key value is correct and complete
The request is being sent over HTTPS
The API key is still active

If authentication fails, the API will usually return a 401 Unauthorized response. For more details, see Authentication and Error Handling.

Next steps

Explore Protocol to understand request and response rules
Review the endpoint reference to start creating and managing lines
Use the same x-api-key header pattern for all authenticated requests

Getting Started

API Overview

Your first request

Example response

Common issues

Next steps

​Your first request

​Example response

​Common issues

​Next steps

Your first request

Example response

Common issues

Next steps