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v3.0.0
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Sluice API v3
API v3 brings connect sessions, one connection object and signed webhooks.
version
v3.0.0
v3 replaces link tokens with connect sessions. You create a session on your server with POST /v3/connect/sessions, pass its id to Connect, and get a connection back when the user approves.
Every connection now has a single object with its status, scopes, accounts and expiry, readable with GET /v3/connections/{id}. Webhooks are signed with a per-endpoint secret.
v2 stays available until March 31, 2027. The migration guide in the docs maps each v2 call to its v3 equivalent.
[ try it in the sandbox ]
Node
Python
cURL
connect
import { Sluice } from ‘@sluice/node’;
const sluice = new Sluice(process.env.SLUICE_KEY);
const session = await sluice.connect.sessions.create({
user: ‘user_31c’,
scopes: [‘balances’, ‘transactions’],
});
// send session.url to your user
201 Created · 84 ms
id cs_7Hq2
url https://connect.sluice.dev/cs_7Hq2
expires_in 900
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