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Build with Infinitode

Infinitode provides APIs, open-source libraries, and AI resources. Start with the product that fits your project.

  • API Documentation for hosted HTTP endpoints.

  • AI Documentation for models, datasets, and OPEN-ARC.

  • Package Documentation for library guides.

  • Open-source for public repositories and project source.

🚀 Quickstart

Make your first API request with the BMI Calculator. Replace YOUR_API_KEY with your standard API key (INF-…), or test the same request in the API playground without a key.

  1. Set the API endpoint

const apiUrl = 'https://infinitode.netlify.app/api/v1/bmi';
  1. Create and prepare your input data

const data = {
  "apiKey": "YOUR_API_KEY",
  "height": 1.75,
  "weight": 70
};
  1. Call the API

Try requests in the API playground first: mock mode returns dummy data in the real response shape, with no key and no call used, while live mode calls the endpoint for real. Never ship your API key in front-end code: see Keeping your API key safe.

Need a first live call that is easy to check by eye? url-metadata takes one URL and returns the page's title, description, Open Graph and Twitter card tags — the shape of a link preview. json-validate is the other simple one: send a JSON document and read valid plus structured errors. Both are one API call, and both run in mock mode without a key. See URL Metadata and JSON Validate.


🔑 Authentication & Security

Sign in with your email address and password, or with Google. Accounts created with an email address need to verify that email before the account page shows your API key, allows a purchase, enrols an authenticator app, or resets a key.

Find your standard API key in your account settings once you've verified your email address. It's the only key your account has (INF-), with one call balance. Keep it out of client-side code and source control — see Keeping your API key safe.

Test with the API playground, and use your standard API key for live and production calls. See API authentication for details.

Security options on your account page:

  • Authenticator-app MFA (optional): enrol with a QR code or a manual key, then enter a six-digit code at sign-in. It applies to email and Google sign-in, and can be removed again from the account page. We don't offer SMS codes or recovery codes.

  • Devices and sessions: see the devices signed in, label them, remotely revoke a session, or sign out. Inactive sessions expire after 90 days.

  • Bot protection: Cloudflare Turnstile checks sign-in and support forms, verified on our servers.

A key leaked? You can reset it yourself, up to 3 times in a rolling seven-day window, with a verified email and a recent sign-in — the old key stops working immediately. Your account page also keeps a 30-day activity history with time filters, a chart, and CSV or JSON export (up to 5,000 entries per query), so you can see which endpoints were hit, which key was used, and how your calls were used.

See Account, security & billing for sign-in, MFA, sessions, plans, packs, refunds and support forms in one place.


📦 Platform & Libraries

  • APIs: Call modular HTTP endpoints from any language.

  • Python libraries: Install package-specific libraries with pip.

  • JavaScript libraries: Use JSDelivr or clone a repository from GitHub. BlurJS handles blur effects; CloakJS obfuscates source in the browser or Node.

  • AI models and datasets: Small, single-purpose models and open datasets on Hugging Face and GitHub.


Find the right resource

Choose API Documentation to integrate a hosted endpoint. Choose Package Documentation to install a library. Choose AI Documentation to work with models or datasets.

Visit Open-source to browse public project source and licenses.


Documentation updates

We update these pages as products and repositories evolve. Report broken links or examples through the relevant project repository.


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