Around September 2015 Twitter removed the option to get the share count via their API. What is the best solution to overcome it and get the share counts ? is their a 3rd party plugin you recommend ?
Try http://opensharecount.com, it gets you a drop-in replacement for the old API
It really depends on your plugin, because some have it built in now and some you need to sign up with a service and use their code.
This guide will show you how to get your counts back for all of the major ones: http://copytactics.com/tweet-counter
(Includes the official button, SumoMe, AddThis, AddToAny, Shareaholic, etc.)
Hope this helps.
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Recently Google plus is pending for shutdown, which also shutdown some Google Plus API including this one https://www.googleapis.com/plus/v1/people/me which our service is actively using.
That above API was used in one of our legacy login library, which I can't even find the source for it. Hence I am now trying to patch it myself.
Reading the migrate guide from Google, it doens't tell much in terms of how to change the url.
Referencing some open source library like 1, 2. I have come up with the fix of replacing the url https://www.googleapis.com/plus/v1/people/me with https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/userinfo, which works but oauth2/v3/userinfo lacks documentation, so I am pretty worry that oauth2/v3/userinfo is not intended to be used like the above.
So my question is:
Is my solution: change https://www.googleapis.com/plus/v1/people/me with https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/userinfo an intended migration, if not then how can I migrate out of Google Plus API?
Any documentation on https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/userinfo? The closest I can find is this, which seems more like an brief intro then a documentation.
The "/oauth2/v3/userinfo" call will not be deprecated on March 7th, 2019 as it is not part of the Google + API.
If you look at the Google Developers Console, those calls are not registered as part of the Google + API.
From Google email:
If you are directly requesting the “plus.me” scope, any other Google+
OAuth scopes, or making any Google+ API calls, please ensure that you
remove these requests from your project before March 7, 2019.
Since nobody answer, I think I will give out the best info I can gather...
For 1. Supported by multiple open source project. Pac4j, hybridauth. It seems like the method of change https://www.googleapis.com/plus/v1/people/me with https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/userinfo is the best you can do to fix this issue.
For 2. Still no detail documentation for that
I am trying to implement account aggregation solution and am confused right now as there are multiple API's available that do the same thing.
I came across new Yodlee API as well as RESTful Wrapper APIs'. Both of these API classifications do the same thing but provide different APIs sets.
Can someone please let me know which one should I use?
I am referring to this link
https://developer.yodlee.com/API_Resources/API_Reference
Please go with Yodlee APIs, which is our latest product.
This is purely REST and the API response is simple, informative and decluttered. Here Webhooks is also supported
Please refer- https://developer.yodlee.com/Yodlee_API
API Flow- https://developer.yodlee.com/Yodlee_API/API_Flow/Add_Account_With_ProviderAccount
Swagger tool( to test APIs)- https://developer.yodlee.com/apidocs/index.php#!/providerAccounts
Hope this helps you in getting started.
Regards,
Krithik
Your documentation(API Reference) mentions some fields/endpoints deprecated but they still work in the old style. I find document inconsistent.
Also i could not even find a support email where i could even mail about this problem.
I would appreciate if you consider these points.
Thanks
I need some help with implementing a status board with a REST API. I've already found the two best options (in my opinion): Stashboard and Whiskerboard.
I have already tried Whiskerboard and I find it easy to install and deploy because it does not need Google App Engine's SDK to be used locally. However, I need something like Stashboard's REST API: http://readthedocs.org/docs/stashboard/en/latest/restapi.html
I know that Whiskerboard is based on Stashboard so probably they have the same REST API. But I cannot seem to find any documentation on Whiskerboard's REST API. Moreover, I looked into each status board's models and there are lots of differences, with Whiskerboard's being largely simpler compared with that of Stashboard's, so they must not have the same REST API.
I will appreciate it if anyone can provide me a link to Whiskerboard's REST API which should be much like Stashboard's. If there really is none, some other solutions could still be suggested. Thank you in advance!
No, it doesn't have the same REST API. You could find this out by reading the code. If you want a similar REST API you have the following options:
Code the feature yourself.
Ask the developer of Whiskerboard for the feature.
Ask someone else at your organization to code and contribute the feature.
Good luck.
You can check out this solution forked by sijis and myself, jvasallo, that we have been working on. He forked the repo for whiskerboard and added an API to it. Still uses Django, and recently I did some work porting it to 1.5.1. Initially, Whiskerboard is a 1.3 Django app.
https://github.com/sijis/whiskerboard
In GitHub for organizations is there a way to see how your org is doing on all of its milestones at once, as opposed to having to browse into each repo and click issues->milestones and only seeing that one?
If this is impossible from the interface I might go and set up an API-based solution if that's the only way.
I don't think it's possible from the interface, but it does look doable from the API.
You'll need to do a GET /user/repos and from the returned JSON Array do a GET /repos/:user/:repo/milestones on each repo.
As far as I know, the issue tracker is the same for both regular users and enterprise users. And regular users cannot browse all their issues in the same time.
So you probably need to play around with GitHub Issues API to get what you want.
DataHero does that! It can pull in all the issues across all repos for an organization.
We use DataHero internally to plot our progress on individual milestones, and across all milestones.
https://datahero.com/partners/github/
How we use it internally:
https://datahero.com/blog/2013/08/13/managing-github-projects-with-datahero/
Feel free to reach out if I can help in any way.
Disclosure: I work for DataHero
I am building a tool that integrates with LinkedIn API.
During testing I hit "RateLimitExceeded", and I have not been able to use the API now for a few days.
What exactly is the criteria for this? I have looked ALL OVER and have found no documentation.
In case anyone else finds this on Google, the documentation has moved to:
https://developer-programs.linkedin.com/documents/throttle-limits
Sorry you can't find this. I'll look to make this more visible:
https://developer.linkedin.com/docs/v1/throttle-limits