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A first example of Ipernity API usage in PHP

This short PHP script build a table with id, visits, faves, comments, faves to visits ratio and thumbnail linked to page of your last 20 shots.

You need to customize it with your API key and user id.

My first impression was of a very limited API, but after "playing a little bit" (...'til 5AM this morning...) with the parameters, I prefer to define it a lightweight API: very few methods, but using multiple calls you can obtain almost any information.

www.ipernity.com/doc/robertoballerini/3179857

5 comments

Christophe Ruelle said:

I'm very happy you've spend some time playing with the API. Let me know if you need any help in the future.
Btw, I'm thinking about providing a server with Apache/PHP5/SQL-Lite to host user apps. (added to my todo list ;)
16 years ago

Roberto Ballerini -… replied to Christophe Ruelle:

Wow! It would be great for public mashups. I've some space, but not much bandwidth to host a popular mashup (... if sometimes I happen to write one...)...
16 years ago

Dirk said:

ipeRSS works ... technically. There is something wrong, when i use it within the Wordpress plugin system. Without Wordpress it all works fine ...
16 years ago

Roberto Ballerini -… replied to Dirk:

Great!
I can't help you with the plugin system: perhaps something wrong with the callbacks or the authentication...

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16 years ago

Dirk replied to :

No, no ... It works, as long as i don’t use it as Wordpress plugin. I don’t use authentication, because i only get the latest N public documents :) I’ll investigate on that.

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