When I signin github, the github homepage (https://github.com) will show the feed that shows you events from people you follow and repositories you watch. But how can I fetch the feed data via GitHub v4 API ?
As far as I can see on the Github API V4 pages this isn't possible.
Or it just isn't documented yet.
However it is possible with Github API V3.
https://developer.github.com/v3/activity/feeds/
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I'm investigating Amazon Pinpoint as an SMS campaign engine which we would integrate via the REST APIs.
Having reviewed the documentation about Monetization events, they are only discussed in the context of iOS/Android SDKs or the JavaScript SDK.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/mobileanalytics/latest/ug/defining-a-monetization-event-sdk.html
The REST API documentation does not specifically mention Monetization events.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/pinpoint/latest/apireference/rest-api-events.html#rest-api-events-attributes-eventsrequest-table
Is it possible to use the REST API to create a monetization event? If possible, I'm assuming it is a particular value of EventType which I need to use for a monetisation event but this is not documented anywhere.
Thanks!
Michael
I have a nodejs chat bot app which to listens to direct messages from twitter account. It was created with stream API of twitter. Now we are trying to migrate to new twitter Account Activity API.
We have used this package to do this. But we met with this issue "Webhook URL must be defined to create subscriptions". Actually we have set a Webhook URL and still we have this issue.
Is there anyone who have implemented Twitter Account Activity API successfully? I could use some help here.
if you haven't found an answer, here (account-activity-dashboard) is a web app that will help get started with Twitter's premium Account Activity API. The account-activity-dashboard will help you configure the webhook urls and the subscriptions.
You can also have a look at my forked repo which i used to create my twitter bot
Has anyone tried to fetch all comments across media objects given an access token/user id?
The published API expects a media-id :
https://api.instagram.com/v1/media/{mediaid}/comments?access_token=ACCESS_TOKEN
Thanks for the help.
No bulk comment API for Instagram. I don't think it would be supported as well. - it was there for FB graph API v1.0 and removed in v2.0 after. And now every Instagram API is being migrated to FB graph API: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-api/reference/user
trend seem to favour that it won't be supported.
I just noticed that new Instagram API's sandbox has too many restrictions and I would need to submit review to build my app. I googled to see if there's a way around but looks like using their API would be better than anything.
The app I was going to build requires all the API endpoints that Instagram doesn't allow Sandbox users to access (such as hashtag search and get recent tags). Do I just build one assuming I can get responses from the endpoints? I am pretty confused. Anything would help. Thanks!
You think you have two options:
Since, instagram allows you get the contents from the user's in the sandbox mode.
Create an App using link and submit for review to get experience with public data available in instagram.
Has anyone worked with Salesforce mobilesdk for iOS and implemented push? Need some guidance? First of all are the services available in the SDK?
The Salesforce iOS SDK is just libraries to facilitate communications (via the REST API) and oAuth with Salesforce. For everything else you use the standard Apple libraries, so you'd use those to deal with push notifications. One thing I can recommend with regards to the Salesforce iOS stuff is to clone the git repository over using the package published on the developer blog, changes are still being made and so you need to stay up to date to avoid breakages.
Afraid I can't comment on generating push notifications on the Salesforce side, but I'd hazard a guess that you'll need to integrate with a third party or custom application via web services to achieve this.
The Salesforce Ios SDK helps in communication to salesaforce using REST APIs, to push and pull the data, rest all the things are done as normal push app does.
Mobile SDK can help in login, oAuth and to communicate with the SFDC objects. You need to implement Push Notification Services as any other iOS application does.
To post the notificaitons for any events from Salesforce you can use Urban Airship or Streaming API.
http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Push_Notifications_for_Salesforce_Mobile_Apps_with_Urban_Airship