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HipChat REST API v2

The HipChat REST API v2 was the primary developer surface for the team chat platform, exposing rooms, users, messages, notifications, emoticons, OAuth sessions, add-on capabilities, and webhook management. Authentication supported four token types (add-on tokens, user tokens, personal access tokens, and room notification tokens) passed as either an auth_token query parameter or an Authorization Bearer header. The API was retired on February 15, 2019 alongside the rest of the HipChat product line.

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