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The Nexudus Members Portal is a front-end only application that connects to the Nexudus API backend. This API provides comprehensive access to all the functionality available in the portal interface, enabling developers to integrate portal features into custom applications, mobile apps, or third-party systems.
This portal application does not have its own backend - it connects directly to the Nexudus API infrastructure for all data operations using a client-side architecture.

Base URL Structure

The API endpoints follow two primary URL patterns:
  • API Endpoints: https://[your-space].spaces.nexudus.com/api/public/...
  • Localized Endpoints: https://[your-space].spaces.nexudus.com/{lang}/...

HTTP Methods

The API primarily uses these HTTP methods:
  • GET - Retrieve data (most common)
  • POST - Create resources and submit data
  • PUT - Update existing resources
  • DELETE - Remove resources
  • PATCH - Update resources partially

Response Format

API responses return JSON with consistent structures. List endpoints follow the ApiListResult<T> pattern:

Single-record Responses

For single-record endpoints.

Error Handling

Error responses generally use HTTP 400 status code with and error code:
When authentication fails or the user does not have permission to make a specific request, the API returns a 401 status code;

API Client Implementation

The portal uses a custom HTTP client based on Axios with these characteristics:
  • Bearer token authentication
  • Timezone-aware requests (X-Use-Timezone header).
  • JSON content type by default

Request Shaping

The API supports request shaping to optimize response size:

Multi-tenancy Support

The application supports multi-tenancy through dynamic domain resolution:
  • Each location has its own subdomain (your-space.spaces.nexudus.com)

API Throttling Limits

The API enforces throttling rules to prevent abuse and ensure fair usage.
Limits apply per client (based on request signature) and vary depending on method, endpoint, and time window.

General Limits

Public API Limits

Endpoint-Specific Limits