# Account

## REQUEST

### Endpoint

```url
https://stopbot.net/api/account?apikey={APIKEY}
```

### HTTP Method

```
GET
```

### **Description**

This endpoint is used to check the status of a package account using the provided API key. The request should be made using the GET method and include the API key as a parameter.

### **Parameter(s)**

* `apikey` (string, required): The API key provided to the user.

###  **Example Request**

```bash
CURL "https://stopbot.net/api/account?apikey=9ca6f45b2e9821b3a964c0f79cb67dc3"
```

## **Example Response**

### Success Response

If the HTTP response is 200 (success response), it will generate the following response:

```json
{
  "status": "success",
  "Apikey": "9ca6f45b2e9821b3a964c0f79cb67dc3",
  "Packages": "Silver Plan",
  "Quota": "65000",
  "Usage": "100",
  "ExpiredDate": "[UTC-0] 2023-06-23 03:51:32",
  "timeResponse": "2023-06-8 23:00"
}
```

### Description on successful response

* `status`: Response Status: The value is "success" if the request is successful.
* `token`: Account token sent in the response.
* `Packages`: Name of the active account package.
* `Quota`: Amount of available quota in the account package.
* `Usage`: Current usage amount.
* `ExpiredDate`: Date and time when the package will expire.
* `timeResponse`: Date and time when the response was sent.

### Failed Response

If the HTTP response is 400 or 401 (failed response), it will generate the following response:

```json
{
  "status": "failed",
  "timeResponse": "2023-06-8 23:00"
}
```

### Description on failed response:

* `status`: Response Status: The value is "failed" if the request fails.
* `timeResponse`: Date and time when the response was sent.

## Notes

* Please make sure to replace `apikey` with a valid API key.
* Check the value of the HTTP response to determine the appropriate response.
* Please note the date and time format used in the response.