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This guide provides methods for managing API rate limits, specifically addressing complex cost-based throttling models (like SalesLoft's). It teaches how to implement robust rate-limit-aware clients, handle 429 errors using exponential backoff, and calculate the total cost associated with deep pagination, ensuring stable and optimized API throughput for large-scale bulk operations.

This document provides a comprehensive, production-grade reference architecture for integrating with the SalesLoft API. It details the best practices for building robust systems, including structured API clients with rate-limit handling, dedicated service layers for business logic (e.g., People Sync), reliable webhook processing, and background job scheduling. Use this guide when designing scalable, resilient, and maintainable integrations with external SaaS platforms.

Provides production-ready, robust patterns for interacting with the SalesLoft REST API v2. This pattern solves common integration challenges by offering a type-safe client singleton, automatic iteration over paginated results, and intelligent handling of rate-limiting errors (429). Ideal for building scalable, reliable SalesLoft integrations using TypeScript or Python.

This guide provides comprehensive steps for migrating existing integrations interacting with the SalesLoft REST API. It focuses on critical transitions, such as moving from deprecated static API keys to secure OAuth 2.0 flows (including client credentials and token refreshing). It also covers adopting new features, such as the Cadence Import/Export API, and best practices for handling endpoint changes and schema updates during major platform upgrades.

This guide details how to deploy SerpApi-powered search functionality into production environments using modern serverless platforms like Vercel and Google Cloud Run. It critically emphasizes the security requirement: all API calls must be proxied through a secure backend endpoint and must never expose the API key to client-side browsers, ensuring robust and secure search integrations.

This guide details how to install the official SerpApi client library for Python and Node.js, and properly configure API key authentication. It is essential for any project requiring structured JSON results from major search engines like Google, Bing, and YouTube, ensuring secure and reliable search result scraping.

This guide outlines essential security best practices for managing and protecting your SerpApi API key. Since the key grants full account access, developers must never expose it in client-side code. It details how to implement secure backend proxies, manage environment variables using secret managers, set up rate limiting to prevent abuse, and monitor usage patterns in production environments.

This guide provides detailed instructions for migrating code from the legacy `google-search-results` package to the modern `serpapi` client library. It covers major API changes, including structural updates in Python and Node.js, transitioning from callback-based or class-based calls to modern, promise/async-await structures. Use this when upgrading dependencies or updating search logic.

This guide provides a minimal, working example of connecting to a Shopify store using the GraphQL Admin API. It demonstrates how to initialize the API client, authenticate the connection, and execute a query to retrieve product and variant details. Ideal for developers starting a new e-commerce integration, testing API connectivity, or learning basic Shopify data retrieval patterns.

A comprehensive guide to production-ready patterns for the Shopify API SDK. Covers advanced topics like typed GraphQL clients, multi-tenant architecture, cursor-based pagination, bulk operations, and robust error handling. Use this when developing scalable and maintainable e-commerce integrations for Shopify.

This guide details how to build modern, custom headless storefronts using Shopify's Storefront API and Cart API. It covers key functionalities like product querying, cart management (adding/updating lines), and initiating the checkout flow. Designed for developers building client-facing e-commerce experiences, it emphasizes the use of public access tokens for decoupled, highly customizable online stores.

This guide demonstrates how to set up a complete development environment entirely within a web browser using the WebContainer API. It covers mounting a virtual file system, installing Node.js dependencies via npm, and starting a local dev server (like Express) without needing a dedicated backend server. It is ideal for learning WebContainers, building browser-based IDEs, or prototyping Node.js applications client-side.