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They Said So Quotes API

quotes.rest

Version: 3.1

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Description

They Said So Quotes API offers a complete feature rich REST API access to its quotes platform. This is the documentation for the world famous quotes API. If you are a subscriber and you are trying this from a console add 'X-TheySaidSo-Api-Secret' header and add your api key as the header value. You can test and play with the API right here on this web page. For using the private end points and subscribing to the API please visit https://theysaidso.com/api.

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