Tiger OpenAPI Examples

Shared examples and configuration templates for Tiger OpenAPI SDKs.

Configuration templates

• tiger_openapi_config.properties.example: shared client configuration template
• tiger_openapi_token.properties.example: optional TBHK token template

Copy the required file and remove the .example suffix:

cp config/tiger_openapi_config.properties.example tiger_openapi_config.properties
cp config/tiger_openapi_token.properties.example tiger_openapi_token.properties

Replace every placeholder with values exported from the Tiger Developer Center. Keep the token file in the same directory as the main configuration file when your account requires it.

The core identity fields are shared across the SDKs. Optional fields depend on the SDK version: Java, Python, Go, Rust, and TypeScript can load secret_key from the properties file, while the current C++ and C# SDKs require institution credentials to be supplied through their supported code or request APIs.

Security

Never commit real Tiger IDs, account IDs, private keys, tokens, or secret keys. The repository .gitignore excludes the standard credential filenames, but applications should also add them to their own ignore rules.