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Integrate APIs

Begin seamlessly integrating Uber APIs into your application with this comprehensive guide, which covers everything from creating your developer account to finalizing setup and receiving ongoing support. Harness the full potential of Uber’s platform functionalities to meet your business requirements.

  1. Sign into Developer Portal: Visit https://developer.uber.com/dashboard and log in to your account.
  2. Creating Developer Application: In the Developer dashboard, create a new developer application. Refer to the Developer application setup guide for detailed steps.
  3. Explore Developer Dashboard: Familiarize yourself with the developer dashboard, which contains essential information about your application.
  4. Configure Authentication: Navigate to the Setup tab in your app settings to access your app’s clientID and client secret. Refer to the Authorization guide for details on authenticating your API calls.
  5. Register Redirect URI and Privacy Policy: If your app requires access to API’s using OAuth authorization code mechanism, register the redirect URI and Privacy Policy URL in the of your Setup tab within the Authentication section.
  6. Register Webhook URL: If one desires to receive webhooks from Uber, they can register their webhook URL using this link and should also specify the webhook callback URL in the Setup tab within the Authentication section.
  7. Finalize Setup: Once all necessary configurations and requests have been completed, finalize the setup for your application and APIs or webhooks.
Integrate Webhooks
  1. Enabling a new webhook To integrate webhooks effectively, third-party (3P) partners must configure a robust HTTP POST endpoint that adheres to Uber’s specified API schema. This endpoint should be securely accessible, supporting HTTPS and authentication measures for data protection. It’s crucial to ensure compatibility with Uber’s callback mechanism and thoroughly test the endpoint’s functionality to handle incoming requests seamlessly.

  2. Register to the webhook Register the URL of the HTTP POST endpoint in the developer dashboard application under the Settings/RIDE REQUESTS/Webhook URL section. Here, you will input the endpoint URL to establish the connection for webhook notifications.

  3. Enabling webhook notification The process of subscribing to a webhook involves manual steps. Coordinate with your designated Uber POC to initiate the webhook subscription process, providing a detailed list of the specific webhooks required for integration.

  4. Webhook Security Guidelines Uber’s webhook framework doesn’t support OAuth access mechanism while calling partner’s endpoints. Here is how you can check for the authenticity of the API call (if Uber is calling the webhook endpoint):

    • Uber will generate a hexadecimal HMAC signature for the webhook HTTP request body using the client secret (for the application registered on the developer dashboard) as the key and SHA256 as the hash function.
    • This HMAC signature will be sent with the webhook as the X-Uber-Signature header field.

    Python Example:

    import hmac
    digester = hmac.new(client_secret, webhook_body, hashlib.sha256)
    return digester.hexdigest()
    

    Third-party (3P) partners can similarly generate this value on their side and compare both signatures. If the signatures don’t match, the API call can be discarded.

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