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Legacy API Migration Guide

End-points and other instruction for successful API migration

API migration guide

If you used our previous Legacy API and you want to migrate to current version there are several differences in:

  • authentication,
  • URL endpoints
  • document inner structure

Authentication

Most important change in the API is completely different authentication method.

Our Legacy API used difficult and confusing non-standard way of signing your API requests. In current API v1 we decided to use industry-standard JWT tokens, which are widely supported in most programming languages and frameworks.

More about authentication can be found in Authentication section of this documentation.

URL endpoints

We renamed some endpoints that used confusing or not up-to-date terminology. Because of the new authentication method used it is unnecessary to have timestamp parameter as a part of URL anymore. All changes in URL endpoints are listed in the table below.

Method Old Legacy API Current API v1
GET /agreement/{timestamp} /template-suite
GET /agreement-template/{timestamp} /advanced-style
GET /currency/{timestamp} /currency
GET /department/{timestamp} /user-group
POST /department/{timestamp} /user-group
PUT /department/{departmentId}/{timestamp} /user-group/{userGroupId}
DELETE /department/{departmentId}/{timestamp} /user-group/{userGroupId}
POST /department/user/{departmentId}/{timestamp} /user-group/user/{userGroupId}
DELETE /department/user/{departmentId}/{userId}{userEmail}/{timestamp} /user-group/user/{userGroupId}/{userIdOrEmail}
GET /document/{timestamp} /document-record
PUT /document/{code}/{timestamp} /document-record/{code}
DELETE /document/{code}/{timestamp} /document-record/{code}
GET /document/data/{code}/{timestamp} /document-version/data/{code}
PUT /document/data/{code}/{timestamp} /document-version/data/{code}
GET /document/data/{code}/tree/{timestamp} Deleted
POST /document/data/{agreementId}/{timestamp} /document-version/data/{templateSuiteId}
GET /document/download/{code}/{format}/{documentId}/{templateId}/{timestamp} /document-version/download/{code}/{format}
GET /group/{timestamp} /category
GET /info/{timestamp} /info
GET /law/{timestamp} /country
GET /share/{code}/{timestamp} /share/{code}
POST /share/user/{code}/{timestamp} /share​/user​/{code}
DELETE /share/user/{code}/{userId}{userEmail}/{timestamp} /share/user/{code}/{userIdOrEmail}
POST /share/department/{code}/{timestamp} /share/user-group/{code}
DELETE /share/department/{code}/{departmentId}/{timestamp} /share/user-group/{code}/{userGroupId}
GET /timezone/{timestamp} /timezone
GET /user/{timestamp} /user/
POST /user/{timestamp} /user/
PUT /user/{id}{email}/{timestamp} /user/{userIdOrEmail}
DELETE /user/{id}{email}/{timestamp} /user/{userIdOrEmail}
GET /user/permission/{id}{email}/{timestamp} /user/permission/{userIdOrEmail}
PUT /user/permission/{id}{email}/{timestamp} /user/permission/{userIdOrEmail}

Document inner structure

In last version of Legito we completely redeveloped inner structure of saving of document records and document versions. New structure significantly improved performance, made everything much clearer, robust and is future-proof.

Main concept was to separate document records and document versions to different entities. Current API reflects this concept.