How To: Use Titan API

How To: Use Titan API


How To: Use the Titan API


Question

Does Titan provide an API?

Reasoning

I am interested in working with Titan Server programmatically.

Answer

Titan provides an OpenAPI 3.0.x specification for its REST API, available at https://<your-titan-server>/swagger/v1/swagger.json.

A public reference version is also on GitHub, but always use your live server’s spec for the most accurate endpoints.

Steps

The Titan REST API is disabled by default. To enable the API, you will need to create a configuration file in the Titan executable's directory.
  1. Create  a file named appsettings.oem.json with the following content:
    {         
       "ConfigSettings" : {
        "RESTEnableSwaggerUI" : true,
        "RESTEnableAdminApi" : true,
        "RESTEnableUserApi" : false,
        "RESTEnableBasicAuth" : false,
        "RESTEnableDigestAuth" : true
        }
    }

  2. Copy this file into the Titan server’s install directory:

    1. Windows: C:\Program Files\South River Technologies\srxserver\appsettings.oem.json

    2. Linux: /srxserver/appsettings.oem.json

  3. Restart the Titan service to apply changes.

You should now be able to access https://<your-titan-server>:31443/swagger/index.html
(Port 41443 for remote login; check your deployment’s configuration.)

Examples

South River Technologies provides the following examples in Github:
  1. C#: https://github.com/southrivertech/titanapi.pub/tree/main/sdk/csharp
  2. PS: https://github.com/southrivertech/titanapi.pub/tree/main/sdk/powershell
  3. Javascript: Coming soon!

Support

If you have any issues enabling or working with the Titan API, cut us a support ticket at https://southrivertech.com/support/

South River Technologies also provides professional services for complex or advanced integrations or custom code. Contact us for more information.


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