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feat: Mention that ~ can be used without username to access your own stores (#678)
Wanted to link to this in the docs and found out it's missing. --------- Co-authored-by: Misha <m.murasovs@gmail.com>
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In most cases, when accessing your storages via API, you will need to provide a **store ID**, which you can do in the following formats:
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* **WkzbQMuFYuamGv3YF** - the store's alphanumerical ID if the store is unnamed.
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* **username~store-name** - your username and the store's name separated by a tilde (`~`) character (e.g. **janedoe~ecommerce-scraping-results**) if the store is named.
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* **~store-name** - the store's name prefixed with tilde (`~`) character if the store is named (e.g. **~ecommerce-scraping-results**)
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* **username~store-name** - username and the store's name separated by a tilde (`~`) character if the store is named and belongs to a different account (e.g. **janedoe~ecommerce-scraping-results**). Note that in this case, the store's owner needs to grant you access first.
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For read (GET) requests, it is enough to use a store's alphanumerical ID, since the ID is hard to guess and effectively serves as an authentication key.
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