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I'm trying to use the OpenWeatherMap API to get historical data by city name, though the Docs do not specify how to pass an API key in such a call.
The example they have on the docs is:
http://history.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/history/city?q=London,UK
though without passing an API key I get a 401 error. I've seen in other Stack posts where people have succeeded to make calls by inserting the parameter ?&APPID=**api-key-here**, though I've tried tens of permutations with no luck.
I'd like to use the following call so I can specify the time range.
http://history.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/history/city?q={city ID},{country code}&type=hour&start={start}&end={end}
OpenWeatherMap charges for use of the historical weather collection. If you're a free user, your API Key will not work for the paid content.
You can find more information about their rates here: https://openweathermap.org/price
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trying to develop an application that takes data from a user's respective Blackboard account and display that information in a different way. I have been reading the blackboard API documentation and I guess I have to go to an administrator with an App ID in order for me to obtain this kind of access. What type of information should I provide the admin being as I don't even know what an App ID is, let alone provide it. I'm just a student trying to make my life easier by consolidating information that's already available to me on blackboard. I appreciate any guidance on the development process.
The documentation you'll likely want to start with is at https://docs.blackboard.com/ - of particular note is the REST / Getting Started section. See also the swagger docs for the API, which detail the needed entitlements for each API call.
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I have self-written API where urls are organized like:
GET /api/products
PUT /api/products/1
So there are controllers (ProductController.php, for example) and these controllers have four methods: get, post, put and delete.
Is this a right way to organize rest api?
If so, how to organize registration/authorization? Because both actions use POST method
Yes. I would recommend looking at how big companies are doing this kind of work. See how Github is structuring their API
Relies on what kind of authentication/authorization you want to use. Most companies choose Oauth with JWT, you could also use session-based authentication. For me, it's not clear what you exactly want to do. Maybe you can elaborate on that.
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I'm creating invoice records via the Quickbooks API, which is working fine. But, certain fields that autopopulate in the UI, are not populating when creating via the API (For instance the Invoice # / DocNumber). Any thoughts on how to force those fields to autopopulate when using the API?
Note: Someone marked this question as unclear. No idea how an exact question can be made any clearer.
Partially figured this one out. The DocNumber needs the AutoDocNumber field set to true. Still a few other fields that are not auto populating, though.
The other fields I just decided to pull from the customer record, since they exist there as well.
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I have correctly inserted all required snippets needed in order to have star ratings and other info show up on google results. After double checking the Google Structured Data Testing Tool to make sure Google could properly sequence and extract itemprop data from my site, I am still seeing google results without ratings. Any ideas?
Expanded data is shown only if your search result is deemed to be relevant. Note that Google spiders will take some time to reindex your web site. Check in a week or two. You can use the Webmaster Tools to have some feedback about indexing.
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Is there an API which can be used to get data about what happened On this day in history .
Like the wikipedia home page shows On this day these events happened in history and these are the birthdays today ?
Wikipedia produces this data based on the extensive data and tagging of articles etc in its DB. Your best bet is probably going to be to scrape a wiki page that shows this.
Note: Don't fall foul of copyrights etc ! - There I said it. Can't get sued now!
Update 2021:
As mentioned by #sagun-raj-lage, it looks like there is now an API you can use officially, with an endpoint for onthisday: see https://en.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/#/Feed/onThisDay