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Brock Adams
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It's pretty simple, you just append your key to the URL as a parameter.
For example, looking for users 1, 5, and 155:

http://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/users/1;5;151;5?site=stackoverflow&key=YOUR_KEY_HERE

So, it looks like your `HTTP.call` would become:
HTTP.call (
    "GET", 
    urlString, 
    {params:{site:"stackoverflow", key:"YOUR_KEY_HERE"}}, 
    function (error,result) {
        console.log (result.data);
    }
);

It's pretty simple, you just append your key to the URL as a parameter.
For example, looking for users 1, 5, and 15:

http://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/users/1;5;15?site=stackoverflow&key=YOUR_KEY_HERE

So, it looks like your `HTTP.call` would become:
HTTP.call (
    "GET", 
    urlString, 
    {params:{site:"stackoverflow", key:"YOUR_KEY_HERE"}}, 
    function (error,result) {
        console.log (result.data);
    }
);

It's pretty simple, you just append your key to the URL as a parameter.
For example, looking for users 1 and 5:

http://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/users/1;5?site=stackoverflow&key=YOUR_KEY_HERE

So, it looks like your `HTTP.call` would become:
HTTP.call (
    "GET", 
    urlString, 
    {params:{site:"stackoverflow", key:"YOUR_KEY_HERE"}}, 
    function (error,result) {
        console.log (result.data);
    }
);
Source Link
Brock Adams
  • 13k
  • 5
  • 39
  • 64

It's pretty simple, you just append your key to the URL as a parameter.
For example, looking for users 1, 5, and 15:

http://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/users/1;5;15?site=stackoverflow&key=YOUR_KEY_HERE

So, it looks like your `HTTP.call` would become:
HTTP.call (
    "GET", 
    urlString, 
    {params:{site:"stackoverflow", key:"YOUR_KEY_HERE"}}, 
    function (error,result) {
        console.log (result.data);
    }
);