Publish API

Step 1 — Create a FireAPI Developer Account

To start building and publishing APIs:

Go to Developer Dashboard

Create your first API Hub Project

Step 2 — Create Your API (API Hub Listing)

Inside the dashboard:

Create a new API

Define API name, description, category, and logo

Choose pricing model (optional)

Set access type (Public / Private / Subscription-based)

FireAPI will generate:

API ID

Client ID

Client Secret

API Key settings (optional)

Base URL configuration

Redirect URLs configuration (if SSO is enabled)

Step 3 — Add Your API Documentation & Collection

FireAPI allows developers to publish APIs with ready-to-use documentation and testing assets.

Inside your API setup page, you can:

Upload or paste your OpenAPI / Swagger spec

Add endpoint documentation manually

Provide authentication instructions (API Key / Bearer Token / OAuth / SSO)

You can also provide a ready-to-test API collection:

✅ Postman Collection Support

Developers can:

Upload a Postman collection JSON file

Import a collection manually (paste JSON)

Add example requests & responses

Define environment variables (Base URL, API Key, Token)

This makes your API instantly usable for other developers.

Step 4 — Configure Authentication & Subscription Access

Once your API is created, configure how users will access it:

Enable FireAPI SSO (optional)

Enable subscription-based access

Define rate limits & usage limits (optional)

Configure API key generation rules (auto-generate / manual)

Set required headers and auth format

FireAPI handles:

authentication

user identity

subscriptions

payments

API access validation

Step 5 — Test Your API Before Publishing

Before publishing your API, you should:

Test endpoints using the built-in API tester or Postman

Verify authentication works correctly

Confirm subscription enforcement is active

Validate example responses & error formats

Ensure documentation is complete

Step 6 — Publish to API Hub

After testing your API:

submit your API for review

publish it

list it in FireAPI API Hub

Once listed:

users can subscribe to your API through FireAPI

FireAPI handles billing and subscription validation

developers can instantly test using your Postman collection / OpenAPI docs

you focus only on improving your API endpoints and performance

Step 1 — Create a FireAPI Developer Account#

Step 2 — Create Your API (API Hub Listing)#

Step 3 — Add Your API Documentation & Collection#

Step 4 — Configure Authentication & Subscription Access#