Authenticate the Blogs API within Lime Cellular by requesting an OAuth2 token with the emails/builder.readonly scope and renewing tokens as needed.
Grant Lime Cellular access to your Blogs API data by completing the OAuth flow and applying the required scope: emails/builder.readonly.
The following endpoints are commonly used to connect Lime Cellular with Blogs API: GET emails/builder, POST /blogs/posts, PUT /blogs/posts/:postId, GET /blogs/categories, GET /blogs/authors.
Trigger: new form submission or event in Lime Cellular creates a blog post via POST /blogs/posts
Actions: compose post title/body, set slug, publish to blog.
POST /blogs/posts
Key fields: postId, title, slug, content, authorId
Trigger: edit in Lime Cellular triggers PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Actions: update content, adjust schedule date, change status
PUT /blogs/posts/:postId
Key fields: postId, title, scheduleDate
Trigger: user filters by category or author in Lime Cellular fetches /blogs/categories and /blogs/authors
Actions: list categories, list authors, map to blog posts
GET /blogs/categories and GET /blogs/authors
Key fields: categoryId, authorId
Build workflows visually to automate publishing and updates without writing code.
Synchronize emails, scheduling, and blog content across platforms in a single flow.
Easily map data between Apps with a friendly UI and secure authentication.
Key elements include authentication, endpoint access, triggers, actions, and data mapping to ensure smooth data flow.
GHL API refers to the set of programmatic interfaces that let apps read, write, and manage GHL data from outside the platform.
Blogs is the content module in GHL that manages posts, categories, and publication workflows.
A post is a blog entry consisting of a title, body, slug, metadata, and publish status.
An endpoint is a specific API path and HTTP method used to perform an action.
Capture submissions in Lime Cellular and create blog posts via POST /blogs/posts with dynamic content.
Aggregate top Lime Cellular events and publish a weekly roundup via Blogs API.
Keep author bios and category metadata aligned between Lime Cellular and Blogs API.
Complete OAuth flow to grant Lime Cellular the necessary scope (emails/builder.readonly).
Choose endpoints like /blogs/posts and /blogs/categories and set triggers in Lime Cellular.
Run tests, verify data flow, and deploy to production with monitoring.
Short answer: The Blogs API connection lets Lime Cellular interact with blog content. It enables creating, updating, and listing posts, categories, and authors through defined endpoints. By authenticating properly, you can automate publishing and data flows without touching code. For deeper control, map the required fields and test every trigger.
No code is required for basic workflows using the prebuilt triggers and actions. However, some scenarios may need custom field mappings or conditional logic, which can be achieved with builder-level configurations in Lime Cellular and the Blogs API settings.
Basic posting requires endpoints such as POST /blogs/posts and GET /blogs/categories to categorize content. You can also retrieve authors with GET /blogs/authors to populate author fields. The exact steps depend on your data model.
Authentication is handled via OAuth flow. You will authorize Lime Cellular to access your Blogs API data with the scope emails/builder.readonly, then store tokens securely for API calls.
You can sync blog posts, categories, authors, and basic metadata like titles, slugs, and publish dates. The data you sync depends on the endpoints you enable and the triggers you configure.
Testing involves running a few sample events, checking API responses, and validating data in both systems. Use sandbox environments if available and monitor logs for failures.
Error logs are available in the Apps section and in the Blogs API console. Common issues include invalid tokens, scope mismatches, or endpoint permissions. Review mapping, re-authenticate if needed, and re-run tests.
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