Import, launch, and track SCORM/xAPI content using the SCORM Cloud v1 API
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Steps
Get a SCORM Cloud account and note your App ID and Secret Key from the Apps/API page
Understand that the v1 API is not RESTful — calls are signed HTTP GET/POST requests of the form /api?method=rustici.<service>.<method>&...&sig=<signature>
Use a provided client library (Java, .NET, PHP, Python, Ruby) which wraps calls like rustici.course.exists or rustici.registration.exists so you don't have to build signed URLs by hand
Use the Course Service to import/check content, and the Registration Service to create a registration (a learner's assignment to a course) and get a launch link
If you need direct access to a method not wrapped by your client library, use the library's raw ServiceRequest mechanism to call any rustici.* method directly
Known gotchas
SCORM Cloud v1 is a signature-based GET/POST API, not a RESTful JSON API — don't apply REST conventions (verbs-as-HTTP-methods, resource URLs) when reasoning about it
A v2 API also exists (Swagger/OpenAPI-generated clients) with a different design; confirm which version a given client library or code sample targets before mixing v1 and v2 approaches
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