To match the API pricing response against the Digi-Key website:

1. Use the Product Details operation of PartSearch API
2. Validate the request is providing the correct locale information (as set on the website)
3. Validate the request is providing the same Customer ID in the API request  (as signed in with on the Digi-Key website)

This is the only process that will give the exact pricing for a part.

Make request to:

/Search/v3/Products/p5555-nd

Update the API request with locale information:

	--header 'x-digikey-locale-currency: REPLACE_THIS_VALUE' 
	--header 'x-digikey-locale-language: REPLACE_THIS_VALUE' 
	--header 'x-digikey-locale-shiptocountry: REPLACE_THIS_VALUE' 
	--header 'x-digikey-locale-site: REPLACE_THIS_VALUE'

When using the developer portal testing tool, you will receive a 400 error when all required fields for the header are not entered, or a malformed message.

Most likely this is do to the version of the TLS protocol being used. Please make sure your application is using TLSv1.2.

Every API response is accompanied by the following set of headers to identify the status of the client application's consumption.

Once an application exceeds the rate limit window, the application will receive a status code of:

429 Too Many Requests

When the burst limit is exceeded the response headers change to:

and a JSON response message like:

{
    "ErrorResponseVersion": "3.0.0.0",
    "StatusCode": 429,
    "ErrorMessage": "BurstLimit exceeded",
    "ErrorDetails": "Please try again after the number of seconds in the Retry-After header",
    "RequestId": "fa3e4d88-bfc4-4565-c6d5-a567633c091b",
    "ValidationErrors": []
}

When the daily limit is exceeded the response headers change to:

and a JSON response message like:

{
    "ErrorResponseVersion": "3.0.0.0",
    "StatusCode": 429,
    "ErrorMessage": "Daily Ratelimit exceeded",
    "ErrorDetails": "Please try again after the number of seconds in the Retry-After header",
    "RequestId": "f4a0c1ab-8b47-4a72-e010-8ebe5d78f96c",
    "ValidationErrors": []
}

Check that your Authorization header is as described in section 2.1 of RFC 6750,  The OAuth 2.0 Authorization Framework: Bearer Token Usage.

     GET /resource HTTP/1.1
     Host: server.example.com
     Authorization: Bearer mF_9.B5f-4.1JqM

Authorization Code = 1 min

Access Token = 30 Minutes

Refresh Token = 90 days

Authorization Code - granted after authorizing client application with Digikey.com login credentials, used to receive an access token.

Access Token - used to make requests

Refresh Token - used when Access Token is expired. Submit refresh token to receive valid Access Token.

During the authorization process a password form is presented. In this form you will use the credentials for your My Digi-Key account.

If you do not have a My Digi-Key account it can be created here: https://www.digikey.com/MyDigiKey/Register

If you do not know your My Dig-Key account credentials or username, they can be reset or found here: https://www.digikey.com/MyDigiKey/login

The Refresh Token expires in 90 Days, unless:

• It is exchanged for a new Access Token (and a new refresh token).
• The registered application's client id or client secret is reset, all tokens will become invalidated.

Please visit Digi-Key Electronics' GitHub page for a C# / Java Client Library with OAuth2 here Digi-Key GitHub Repository.

If you do not have the infrastructure setup to handle responses from Digi-Key, you can use the initial value of https://localhost

Digi-Key has found that the implementation of OAuth 2.0 is the simplest way to mutually be assured of a user's identity, as well as the user's permitted access to our APIs. For the reason that sensitive information is exposed by our APIs, Digi-Key will only allow clients authenticated via OAuth 2.0 access. Dig-Key strictly uses the three-legged OAuth flow.

Digi-Key will not permit access via permanent access tokens nor via any other equally less secure processes.

How do I get an access token so my application can call your API's?

When invoking an API from your application, you will need to pass along an access token. The access token can be obtained by making API calls to Digi-Key's Authorization Server.  Please see our OAuth 2.0 documentation for more details.

The Client ID is registered to your client application and is needed to access the APIs.

A Customer ID is registered to your My Digi-Key account. A Customer ID can be passed into an API request when your account has more than one Customer ID registered.

You may have more than Customer ID if your My Digi-Key account uses different currencies or has multiple users registered to it.

The API only accepts what is referenced in the API's documentation.

No, only one part number can be submitted. The API only accepts what is referenced in the API's documentation.

Every API response is accompanied by the following set of response headers to identify the status of your client application's consumption.

Apps can call the sandbox API endpoints but cannot call production. These apps are only visible to you. Production Apps are shared by everyone in your organization and can only call production.

Yes. You can use the "Includes" header in all APIs to list which fields you would like returned.

Keyword search data is cached and may be up to 24 hours stale. Please use ProductDetails for real time pricing and availability.

You can narrow down keyword searches by using the ParametricFilters and values from a previous broader search.