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Getting started
You need to have an active subscription to use WebSpellChecker API. If you don't have one yet, you can sign up for a trial version first to evaluate if it fits your needs. On the subscription, you will receive a confirmation email with the subscription information and service ID (an activation key). You can also find your service ID on your account page on the webspellchecker.com website.
Overview
Below is the whole list of commands “cmd” that are available in WebSpellChecker API:
| Parameter | Commands | Description | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| cmd | check | * | ||||||||
check_spelling | Check spelling command and its parameters. Refer to Check spelling command. | |||||||||
grammar_check | Grammar check command and its parameters. Refer to Grammar check command for details. | |||||||||
user_dictionary | User dictionary command and actions that can be performed with user dictionaries. Refer to User dictionary command for details. | |||||||||
| detect_language | Detect the language of given text. Refer to Detect language command for details. | |||||||||
| get_info | Get information about the subscription. Refer to Get info command for details. |
| Note |
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Check сommand combines all available check types and is a replacement for older Check spelling command and Grammar check command. |
Request format
Depending on your tasks and needs, you can form and send your API requests using GET or POST methods. Below you will find templates for both request methods.
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