Generated source code.
Represents a single domain name (e.g.
An apidoc generator
A membership represents a user in a specific role to an organization.
A membership represents a user in a specific role to an organization. Memberships cannot be created directly. Instead you first create a membership request, then that request is either accepted or declined.
A membership request represents a user requesting to join an organization with a specific role (e.g.
A membership request represents a user requesting to join an organization with a specific role (e.g. as a member or an admin). Membership requests can be reviewed by any current admin of the organization who can either accept or decline the request.
An organization is used to group a set of services together.
Supplemental (non-required) information about an organization
A service has a name and multiple versions of an API (Interface).
A user is a top level person interacting with the api doc server.
Used only to validate json files - used as a resource where http status code defines success
Represents a unique version of the service.
Controls who is able to view this version
Represents a single domain name (e.g. www.apidoc.me). When a new user registers and confirms their email, we automatically associate that user with a member of the organization associated with their domain. For example, if you confirm your account with an email address of [email protected], we will automatically add you as a member to the organization with domain gilt.com.