REST API

elegaanz commented

2018-05-01 20:12:56 +00:00

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Posts
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Comments
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Users
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Likes
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Boost
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- [ ] Posts - [x] Details - [x] List - [x] Create - [ ] Update - [ ] Delete - [ ] Comments - [ ] Details - [ ] List - [ ] Create - [ ] Update - [ ] Delete - [ ] Users - [ ] Details - [ ] List - [ ] Create - [ ] Update - [ ] Delete - [ ] Likes - [ ] Details - [ ] List - [ ] Create - [x] ~~Update~~ - [ ] Delete - [ ] Boost - [ ] Details - [ ] List - [ ] Create - [x] ~~Update~~ - [ ] Delete

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roipoussiere commented

2018-09-09 10:53:45 +00:00

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Yes please! :)

zcdunn commented

2018-09-10 13:47:09 +00:00

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Please consider implementing the ActivityPub Client to Server API, if possible.

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trinity-1686a commented

2018-10-10 20:48:25 +00:00

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Most endpoints need authentication, so atm this is blocked by #275

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~~KitaitiMakoto referenced this issue 2021-01-04 06:04:49 +00:00~~

XMLHttpRequest for boost and likes #850

KitaitiMakoto referenced this issue

2021-01-04 06:07:18 +00:00

XMLHttpRequest for boost and likes #850

pwFoo commented

2021-02-01 08:57:50 +00:00

I tested https://docs.joinplu.me/api/, but all request fails.
Is it a bug or just not yet ready?

I tested https://docs.joinplu.me/api/, but all request fails. Is it a bug or just not yet ready?

KitaitiMakoto commented

2021-02-01 10:19:23 +00:00

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Are you talking about this embedded widget?

It doesn't work (for now, at least). It just shows how it is. Actually you have to send requests to working Plume instance such as https://fediverse.blog/api/v1/posts?title=Plume+Development+2021-01-25

Are you talking about this embedded widget? ![](https://i.gyazo.com/534074df786a8bd4745008d7907ace0a.png) It doesn't work (for now, at least). It just shows how it is. Actually you have to send requests to working Plume instance such as `https://fediverse.blog/api/v1/posts?title=Plume+Development+2021-01-25`

pwFoo commented

2021-02-01 11:02:04 +00:00

Yes, I tried to test the api for optional usage from client site with javascript to fill posts by ajax call.

Get posts is possible by

title as full title (path)?
subtile (?)
content (inline search for word(s)?)

Yes, I tried to test the api for optional usage from client site with javascript to fill posts by ajax call. Get posts is possible by * title as full title (path)? * subtile (?) * content (inline search for word(s)?)

pwFoo commented

2021-02-01 11:48:48 +00:00

Searching title need to be full title (path) hit?

Plume+Development+2021-01-25

Could you give some more examples how to get one or more posts by title, subtitle or content?

Doesn' working

https://fediverse.blog/api/v1/posts?title=plume-development-2021-01-25   # post path?
https://fediverse.blog/api/v1/posts?content=plume+development       # content contains "plume" and "development"
https://fediverse.blog/api/v1/posts?title=plume+development+2021-01-25   # case sensitive search?
https://fediverse.blog/api/v1/posts?content=plume       # content contains "plume"

Searching title need to be full title (path) hit? ``` Plume+Development+2021-01-25 ``` Could you give some more examples how to get one or more posts by title, subtitle or content? Doesn' working ``` https://fediverse.blog/api/v1/posts?title=plume-development-2021-01-25 # post path? https://fediverse.blog/api/v1/posts?content=plume+development # content contains "plume" and "development" https://fediverse.blog/api/v1/posts?title=plume+development+2021-01-25 # case sensitive search? https://fediverse.blog/api/v1/posts?content=plume # content contains "plume" ```

KitaitiMakoto referenced this issue from plume/documentation

2021-02-01 12:12:26 +00:00

Fix API doc #122

KitaitiMakoto commented

2021-02-01 12:19:30 +00:00

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Searching title need to be full title (path) hit?

Yes, it does.

I read implmentation. According to it, all of title, subtitle and content need to match exactly...

Anyway you can retrieve all contents from GET /posts without any params. (But don't do that againt any instances excluding yours because it occur high loads.)

API doc for GET /posts is wrong. I filed an issue to documentation repo: plume/documentation#122.

> Searching title need to be full title (path) hit? Yes, it does. I read implmentation. According to it, all of title, subtitle and content need to match exactly... Anyway you can retrieve all contents from `GET /posts` without any params. (But don't do that againt any instances excluding yours because it occur high loads.) API doc for `GET /posts` is wrong. I filed an issue to documentation repo: https://git.joinplu.me/plume/documentation/issues/122.

pwFoo commented

2021-02-01 16:07:27 +00:00

Anyway you can retrieve all contents from GET /posts without any params. (But don’t do that againt any instances excluding yours because it occur high loads.)

Because it loads all the posts of the instance without a time or user filter?

So some more filters and default limits would be nice?

content of one user
content of one blog
default limit to post count and with pagination

I think about a way to use plume as backend server for some blogs, loaded by api (limit, pagination) to show inside of a custom html / js frontend.

> Anyway you can retrieve all contents from GET /posts without any params. (But don’t do that againt any instances excluding yours because it occur high loads.) Because it loads all the posts of the instance without a time or user filter? So some more filters and default limits would be nice? * content of one user * content of one blog * default limit to post count and with pagination I think about a way to use plume as backend server for some blogs, loaded by api (limit, pagination) to show inside of a custom html / js frontend.

KitaitiMakoto commented

2021-02-04 13:01:06 +00:00

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Because it loads all the posts of the instance without a time or user filter?

Yes, that's the reason.

So some more filters and default limits would be nice?

I think so.

For user activity, you can retrieve Atom feed although it might not be useful for modern development. Its URI is /@/{username}/atom.xml.

I think about a way to use plume as backend server for some blogs, loaded by api (limit, pagination) to show inside of a custom html / js frontend.

That's nice idea! I wish someone had time to implement APIs...

> Because it loads all the posts of the instance without a time or user filter? Yes, that's the reason. > So some more filters and default limits would be nice? I think so. For user activity, you can retrieve Atom feed although it might not be useful for modern development. Its URI is `/@/{username}/atom.xml`. > I think about a way to use plume as backend server for some blogs, loaded by api (limit, pagination) to show inside of a custom html / js frontend. That's nice idea! I wish someone had time to implement APIs...

pwFoo commented

2021-02-04 19:19:35 +00:00

I'm not a developer, just play a little bit with web projects, php and javascript. So unfortunately I can't help much here ... :(
Also started to do some tests with golang and rust, but it's more to learn about than php / js

I found forum / reddit clone lotide: https://sr.ht/~vpzom/lotide/
It's similar to lemmy, but with a swagger compatible api and so a better documentation. So it would be easier to build a custom frontend which looks more like a modern forum for example.

Similar to plume there is pubgate written in python, but development seems to be stopped.

Plume is great and have some pros and cons compared to writefreely. I miss the feature to follow blogs instrad of users here, but writefreely doesn't support image upload.

I think for my blog use case plume is the better one 👍

I'm not a developer, just play a little bit with web projects, php and javascript. So unfortunately I can't help much here ... :( Also started to do some tests with golang and rust, but it's more to learn about than php / js I found forum / reddit clone lotide: https://sr.ht/~vpzom/lotide/ It's similar to lemmy, but with a swagger compatible api and so a better documentation. So it would be easier to build a custom frontend which looks more like a modern forum for example. Similar to plume there is pubgate written in python, but development seems to be stopped. Plume is great and have some pros and cons compared to writefreely. I miss the feature to follow blogs instrad of users here, but writefreely doesn't support image upload. I think for my blog use case plume is the better one 👍

KitaitiMakoto commented

2021-02-05 05:20:24 +00:00

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I didn't mean you should develop API. I just wished. Don't worry.

I'm glad to hear you prefer Plume!

I didn't mean you should develop API. I just wished. Don't worry. I'm glad to hear you prefer Plume!

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