Documentation for download๐Ÿ”—

Version 4.6๐Ÿ”—

  • 4.6: HTML documentation (tar.gz)

    Note

    In order to use HTML documentation locally, download the archive and extract it using an archive utility (for example, 7-Zip for Windows) on the local computer (most tar.gz archives require double extraction: the tar.gz archive is extracted first, and the tar archive attached to it is extracted at the second step).

    After extracting the archive, use a web browser to open the index.htm file located in the root directory.

  • 4.6: Technical specification (pdf)

  • 4.6: REST API (pdf)

  • 4.6: SDK (pdf)

Documentation archive for download๐Ÿ”—

Version 4.5๐Ÿ”—

  • 4.5: HTML documentation (tar.gz)

    Note

    In order to use HTML documentation locally, download the archive and extract it using an archive utility (for example, 7-Zip for Windows) on the local computer (most tar.gz archives require double extraction: the tar.gz archive is extracted first, and the tar archive attached to it is extracted at the second step).

    After extracting the archive, use a web browser to open the index.htm file located in the root directory.

  • 4.5: Technical specification (pdf)

  • 4.5: REST API (pdf)

  • 4.5: SDK and API (pdf)

Version 4.4๐Ÿ”—

  • 4.4: HTML documentation (tar.gz)

    Note

    In order to use HTML documentation locally, download the archive and extract it using an archive utility (for example, 7-Zip for Windows) on the local computer (most tar.gz archives require double extraction: the tar.gz archive is extracted first, and the tar archive attached to it is extracted at the second step).

    After extracting the archive, use a web browser to open the index.htm file located in the root directory.

  • 4.4: Technical specification (pdf)

  • 4.4: REST API (pdf)

  • 4.4: SDK and API (pdf)

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Version 4.2๐Ÿ”—