1. Register on the 3D Parser Site:

Visit the sign-up page and create a new account by providing the required details.

2. Login to the 3D Parser Site:

Use your registered credentials to log in to the 3D Parser website.

3. Navigate to the Subscription Tab:

Once logged in, go to the subscription tab located in the main menu.

4. Pay for the Subscription:

Choose your desired plan that suits your needs and proceed with the payment.

5. Add a Host:

Click on the "Add Host" button. Enter the hostname where you will be using the 3D Parser API.

6. Retrieve the API Key:

After adding the host, you will be provided with an API key. Use this API key for integrating and installing the 3D Parser API to your application.

1. Install the Required STL Parser Plugin:

Search for "Required STL Plugin" in the WordPress plugins directory and install it.

2. Go to Plugin:

Go to the Required STL Parser tab in WordPress.

3. Add Cost per cc:

Enter the cost per cubic centimeter for the 3D printing process.

4. Add API Key:

Input the API key you retrieved during the registration process.

5. Add API URL:

Set the API URL to https://api.3dparser.com/api/v1/parse/stl-parse

1. Install Postman:

Download and install Postman from postman.com

2. Set up API Request:

• • Open Postman and paste the API URL: https://api.3dparser.com/api/v1/parse/stl-parse
• • Set the HTTP method to POST

3. Set Headers:

• • Switch to the Headers tab
• • Add a new header:

4. Add API Key:

• • Switch to the Body tab
• • Choose form-data as the body type
• • Add the following form key:

Replace "your_api_key" with any retrieved data during the registration process

5. Send the Request:

• • Click the Send button to execute the API query
• • After sending the api query, this should be the sample response:

{
    "status": 200,
    "data": {
        "filename": "demo",
        "file_size": "5.12 KB",
        "volume": "4.50 cc",
        "weight": "4.27 grams",
        "custom_material": "0.95 g/cc",
        "time_printed": "3 hours",
        "filament_used": "1.50 square cm",
        "number_of_triangles": "4,301,223.00 tri's/hr",
        "number_of_vertices": "1.5m",
        "print_time": "20 minutes"
    },
    "message": "Data Retrieved!"
}