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Make Your First Network API Call Using the Sandbox

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Date Published
Author
Alvaro Navarro
Word Count
795
Company Posts That Month
5
Language
English
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-
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No
Summary

This tutorial teaches developers how to make their first API call to SIM Swap API using the Sandbox, a safe environment for testing and interacting with Network APIs before approval from CSPs. The tutorial uses Python as the programming language. To start, developers need to create a Vonage API account, generate a new application with "Network Registry" capabilities, and obtain an Application ID and private key. They then set up their development environment, install the Vonage Python SDK, and authenticate using the SDK. Next, they implement the API calls by instantiating the client object and performing the first API call to verify if a phone number was linked with a new SIM card in the last 500 hours. The tutorial provides examples of how to modify the max_value argument to obtain different responses from the Virtual CSP.

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