Foundational guide to the core aspects of the Fireflies API
This section serves as a primer on the essential features of the Fireflies API. It covers the requirements to make authenticated requests to the Fireflies API, key GraphQL concepts and a breakdown of core components like queries, mutations, schema and data types.
The Fireflies API is hosted at https://api.fireflies.ai
The Fireflies API requires a valid API key for all requests. Please see Authorization for more information
Welcome to our GraphQL API! GraphQL is a powerful query language designed for APIs, offering clients the ability to request exactly what they need and nothing more.
Queries are used to fetch data in GraphQL. They are akin to the GET
request in REST.
A basic query might look like this:
Mutations allow you to modify data – create, update, or delete.
The schema defines the API’s capabilities, including types, queries, mutations, and more.
The schema is a contract between client and server, defining how clients can access data.
Standard Types: Int, Float, String, Boolean, ID.
Custom Types: Defining complex data structures. Custom types are user-defined and can include combinations of standard types.
For more in-depth information, visit GraphQL Documentation.
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File size and API rate limits for the Fireflies API
Foundational guide to the core aspects of the Fireflies API
This section serves as a primer on the essential features of the Fireflies API. It covers the requirements to make authenticated requests to the Fireflies API, key GraphQL concepts and a breakdown of core components like queries, mutations, schema and data types.
The Fireflies API is hosted at https://api.fireflies.ai
The Fireflies API requires a valid API key for all requests. Please see Authorization for more information
Welcome to our GraphQL API! GraphQL is a powerful query language designed for APIs, offering clients the ability to request exactly what they need and nothing more.
Queries are used to fetch data in GraphQL. They are akin to the GET
request in REST.
A basic query might look like this:
Mutations allow you to modify data – create, update, or delete.
The schema defines the API’s capabilities, including types, queries, mutations, and more.
The schema is a contract between client and server, defining how clients can access data.
Standard Types: Int, Float, String, Boolean, ID.
Custom Types: Defining complex data structures. Custom types are user-defined and can include combinations of standard types.
For more in-depth information, visit GraphQL Documentation.
Enhance your AI coding experience with LLM readable documentation
File size and API rate limits for the Fireflies API