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# API

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This section is intended for developers utilizing our APIs to add channels.
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Below you will find the keys to generate secret payloads for adding or updating a channel via the [Script API](/api/api/script.md).

Refer to the [onboarding](https://app.gitbook.com/o/c0Wts1N48p0Ba5S58p8v/s/ZJWZKbUk0hRISkCIj2p4/~/changes/99/channels/tatari/onboarding) page for detailed information on the purpose and usage of each input.

### TATARI\_TOKEN

Tatari Token is the identifier we use to send events to tatari. You can think of it like a pixel id.\
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**Example value**\
732b6eb9-f755-8b54-875f-2dba16c68938\
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**Type**\
IDENTIFIER\
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**Optional**\
false

### TATARI\_BROWSER\_PIXEL

Since we are only doing browser pixel with tatari integration, it should always be sent as 1.\
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**Possible Values**\
0 or 1\
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**Type**\
CHECKBOX\
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**Optional**\
true

### TATARI\_MAPPED\_EVENTS

Use for storing the events mapping between EdgeTag events and Tatari events. This would help us in identifying what tatari event name should the data be sent to, when i get an EdgeTag event. The first item in the array is EdgeTag event and the second item in the array is Tatari event that i want to use.

**Example value**\
`'[["PageView","page_view_blotout"],["AddToCart","add_to_cart_blotout"],["Purchase","purchase_blotout"]]'`\
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**Type**\
TEXT\
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**Optional**\
false


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