Developer Tips
Developer Tips
Use the API documentation extensively – the above examples are indicative. The actual endpoints and request/response formats will be in the official docs.
Monitor webhook events if your integration needs real-time updates. It’s more efficient than polling the API for status changes.
Handle errors and edge cases: e.g., a transaction could fail if the user doesn’t have enough SOL for fees. The SDK/API will return errors – make sure to capture those and inform the user to take corrective action (like fund their wallet).
Security: if you’re storing API keys or handling private keys in your integration, follow best practices (use server-side secure storage, .env files, etc.). Never expose private keys in client-side code.
Keep an eye on rate limits and plan around them (batch calls or cache results where possible instead of spamming endpoints).
By following this documentation and using the provided tools, developers can extend CRE8’s functionality or incorporate it into their own applications with relative ease. The combination of example code, clear API structures, and robust SDKs means you can focus on building the next great service or integration, while CRE8 handles the heavy lifting of on-chain service tokenization and escrow.
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