Putting the finishing touches on the first version of the Fever API. Current focus is primarily consuming and syncing of Fever content. A subsequent version will allow for adding, deleting and editing feeds via the API.
The API doesn't support views per se. It's designed to enable applications that will maintain a local cache of Fever's data. So while you can make a request for hot links it is expected that you have a local cache of the related items, parent feeds and favicons (which can be had with a request for feeds or items) required to generate the Hot view.
So yes. But maybe not the way you'd first expect (but one that makes the most sense for a robust local client.)
I was going to play with it a little over the weekend and then release it with the next update. It's not really user facing so I was going to treat the initial release as a public beta (with the caveat that I'm soliciting feedback and that the API may change to reflect that feedback).
A number of people have already expressed interest in tackling a native app. I might eventually but the web version works great for me for now. Besides I've got my hands full with Mimeo!
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Shaun Inman
Putting the finishing touches on the first version of the Fever API. Current focus is primarily consuming and syncing of Fever content. A subsequent version will allow for adding, deleting and editing feeds via the API.
Yes, I think in PHP arrays and query strings.
almost 2 years ago
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Trent Walton
I fully endorse this effort.
almost 2 years ago
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Chandler Van De Water
Perfect situation for that code insert I suggested, Dan. ;)
almost 2 years ago
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Abraham Vegh
Crap, I was just putting the finishing touches on an unofficial plugin that served an API. /headdesk
Shaun, will this support the Hot view?
almost 2 years ago
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Shaun Inman
The API doesn't support views per se. It's designed to enable applications that will maintain a local cache of Fever's data. So while you can make a request for hot links it is expected that you have a local cache of the related items, parent feeds and favicons (which can be had with a request for feeds or items) required to generate the Hot view.
So yes. But maybe not the way you'd first expect (but one that makes the most sense for a robust local client.)
almost 2 years ago
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Abraham Vegh
That makes sense, considering the way you already store the data internally. Any beta opportunities?
almost 2 years ago
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Shaun Inman
I was going to play with it a little over the weekend and then release it with the next update. It's not really user facing so I was going to treat the initial release as a public beta (with the caveat that I'm soliciting feedback and that the API may change to reflect that feedback).
almost 2 years ago
Stoked to see what comes of this. Are you planning on making a iPhone/iPad client yourself or hoping others use the API for their own?
almost 2 years ago
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Shaun Inman
A number of people have already expressed interest in tackling a native app. I might eventually but the web version works great for me for now. Besides I've got my hands full with Mimeo!
almost 2 years ago