I piad for SpinnerChief 4 Ultimate Version and emailed support about not being able to use the API, i should have an API key with unlimited credits but everytime i login here:
http://account.spinnerchief.com
On the API pages it says i need to buy credits but i should have them unlimited for free with the version that i purchased.
Support has not sent me a reply email, my username (DanJ) is the same for the web account. Please help.
First, login in this page: http://account.spinnerchief.com and bind the serial number for your account, select the User Information tab, you can get your API key.
Thanks, i have the PHP API working now :)
I noticed however that if i have text with multi line spacing like this:
<code>
Python or JavaScript? While we're still arguing over which has the upper hand or the brighter future, little doubt exists as to which runs the Web's front end. It's JavaScript in the browser or nothing.
Well, maybe not nothing. JavaScript is quite welcoming as a target language for others to be converted into (see: TypeScript, Emscripten, Cor, Cheerp). And Python's huge following and wealth of existing libraries make it a great candidate to be converted, or transpiled, into JavaScript.
</code>
It will return it with spintax but without the double spacing lines. Is there any way to get the text as it appears with spacing but still with spintax?
What do you mean exactly? i don't see this as an option. I see this:
Which outputs this text:
<code>
Python {or even} JavaScript? While we're {nevertheless} arguing over {which includes} the upper {hands} or the brighter {long term|upcoming}, little doubt exists {concerning} which {operates} the Web's front {finish}. It's JavaScript in the {internet browser} or nothing. Well, {not} nothing. JavaScript {is fairly} welcoming as a {focus on} {vocabulary} for others to {become|end up being} converted into ({observe|notice|discover|find}: TypeScript, Emscripten, Cor, Cheerp). And Python's {large|massive} following and {prosperity} of existing libraries {ensure it is} a great {applicant} to be {transformed}, or transpiled, into JavaScript.
</code>
However it should return this:
<code>
Python {or even} JavaScript? While we're {nevertheless} arguing over {which includes} the upper {hands} or the brighter {long term|upcoming}, little doubt exists {concerning} which {operates} the Web's front {finish}. It's JavaScript in the {internet browser} or nothing.
Well, {not} nothing. JavaScript {is fairly} welcoming as a {focus on} {vocabulary} for others to {become|end up being} converted into ({observe|notice|discover|find}: TypeScript, Emscripten, Cor, Cheerp). And Python's {large|massive} following and {prosperity} of existing libraries {ensure it is} a great {applicant} to be {transformed}, or transpiled, into JavaScript.
</code>
