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RE: Steem Data Services (SDS) / Update Notice / Version 0.1.7b
Hi @hassanabid, you could probably use the Feeds API for that:
https://sds0.steemworld.org/feeds_api
For example, this method would return the last 100 active posts for a community:
https://sds0.steemworld.org/feeds_api/getActiveCommunityPostsByCreated/hive-172186
Here you find the description for that method:
https://sds0.steemworld.org/describeMethod/feeds_api.getActiveCommunityPostsByCreated
But there are many more methods available. In case you have any questions later on, just let me know ;)
Thanks man you are hero ❤️😘
I just want to get link of that post only anyway to do that? Tried split up json but its to difficult How can we apply limit to get links only.?
The limit parameter can be used to limit the number of rows, but there is currently now way to define the returned columns via API. You would need to create a small script that locally converts the data into your desired format.
But I like the idea of having the possiblity to convert directly via API. I will think about adding some kind of converter to support different formats in the future.
Yeahhh columns limiter could be a great thing :)
Do let me know whenever you release that.
Thankyou so much ❤️
Hello @steemchiller
Do we have any post Voting API ??
Hi @hassanabid, there are many API methods available that return post and voting data. What exactly do you want to accomplish?
Talking about Upvote post API is their any api where i can give permalink with credentials it gives vote
@steemchiller
If you only want to receive the votes for a post, you can use this one:
https://sds.steemworld.org/posts_api/getVotes/steemit/firstpost
The method description can be found here:
https://sds.steemworld.org/describeMethod/posts_api.getVotes
I want to give vote to a post anyway to do that through API's ?
No, broadcasting operations only works with Steem nodes that provide the official Steem API (like my steemd.steemworld.org or api.steemit.com). But you won't get that done so easily without developing a small tool that uses a client library like SteemJS (if you plan to work with JavaScript).
@steemchiller ??