Where Can I find the API documentation?

All I see on the site is \"coming soon...\"

Hi Pindropper:

We apologize for the current navigation and lack of content in the documentation section. It\'s something we are working on to improve.

You can find the API information here: http://www.digibug.com/corp/component/option,com_api/

We are working on improvements to the site and product. Thank you for your patience while we work out the \"bugs\" in DigiBug.

Best,
Tony Zeoli
VP of Product Development
Digibug

Digibug might be a great fit for our site, but we have a couple of questions still:

We generate a high resolution image for the customer once we receive confirmation of payment from PayPal. The customer receives an email once the image has been created and can then download from our site. This is all automated.

From the API documentation, I didn\'t see anyplace where we receive any payment confirmation from Digibug. We don\'t want to generate the image before it\'s paid for - is there a way for Digibug to post a form back to us once the customer has paid?

Also, is there any kind of sandbox where we can test our code? PayPal and Google checkout both have this, so we can simulate real transactions.

Thanks!

What I have implemented thus far works, but is not a great solution. The user creates and pays for his image as before. After payment, he is given a link to go to Digibug to buy a print. The customer ends up having to pay twice, which is inconvenient (and it cuts down on Digibug\'s profit ...)

If we trust the customer will pay at Digibug, we would create the image when he clicks the link to go to Digibug. However, if he cancels the transaction at Digibug, he can find his image rather easily just by viewing the HTML source of the page which posts the form to Digibug; the URL of the image to print is just a hidden field. This is an easy way to get his image for free.

Is there any more secure method to use the API than a simple POST? Can Digibug get an image from a password protected page if we set up a password in our Digibug account? Or can we set up some kind of key that Digibug can use to get the image?

Perhaps you could only allow requests from a certain IP address (or block of addresses) that Digibug uses to fetch the image? Of course, Digibug would have to make that address part of the API, which means they wouldn\'t be easily able to change it...

Thanks for the suggestion, but the customer needs to be able to retrieve his image too!

It is a custom image, so there is no reason for us to keep it secure once it is created; it was uniquely created for the customer and no one else would want it. The thing is, we don\'t want to create it until we have confirmation of payment, and Digibug does not do that.