Authenticate calls with API keys or OAuth tokens; store credentials securely and rotate them periodically.
Configure your app to pass valid credentials, refresh tokens when needed, and protect secrets.
POST /blogs/posts; PUT /blogs/posts/:postId; GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists; GET /blogs/categories; GET /blogs/authors; GET blogs/check-slug.readonly; GET blogs/category.readonly
When a new post is created in your app
Base64-encode the post content, images, and metadata before sending to Blogs API
POST /blogs/posts
Title, Content, Metadata, Slug
When a post is created or updated to ensure a unique slug
Check slug existence via GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists and adjust as needed
GET /blogs/posts/url-slug-exists
Slug, Title
When pulling posts from external sources that include Base64-encoded content
Decode Base64 fields after fetch and render in your app or CMS
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Post ID, DecodedContent
Faster time-to-value with no-code automation for Base64 tasks
Consistent encoding across posts and channels
Automatic error handling and retries to reduce downtime
This section defines Base64 encoding, slug checks, and how Posts, Categories, and Authors flow through Blogs API within your app.
A method to encode binary data into ASCII text for safe transmission over text-based protocols.
A URL-friendly version of a post title used in blog URLs.
An access credential used to authenticate API calls.
Content Management System used to store and publish blog content.
Automatically Base64-encode blog content for email distribution.
Use slug checks to generate and validate SEO-friendly slugs before publishing.
Encode images or attachments for safe transfer in API payloads.
Register your app, obtain API keys or OAuth tokens, and store them securely.
Map Blogs API endpoints to your app and define the data transformations for Base64 content.
Run tests, set up logging, and monitor encoding tasks for reliability.
Base64 encoding converts binary data to ASCII text so it can be safely transmitted in JSON and URLs. In this guide, we show how to encode blog content and assets before sending them to Blogs API, ensuring data integrity. You can also decode content when rendering posts in your app.
No deep coding is sometimes needed if you use automation tools or middleware. However, a basic familiarity with API calls and data formatting helps you map fields correctly and handle encoding results.
Yes. Use sandbox or test endpoints, sample data, and a staging environment to verify encoding and decoding without touching live posts. You can simulate errors and view logs.
Store API keys securely, rotate tokens, use OAuth where possible, and limit scopes to only what is needed. Use secret management in your app and server.
Essential endpoints include creating posts, updating posts, slug checks, and listing categories and authors. These allow you to encode content, verify slugs, and organize posts.
SEO-friendly slugs are generated by standard slugification rules: lowercase, hyphens, no special characters. Validate via the slug-exists endpoint and apply auto-correction if necessary.
Monitor encoding tasks through logs and dashboards. Look for failed Base64 operations, timeouts, and API quota limits to promptly react.
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