Using deezer api, is it possible to get the more popular songs? - deezer

Using deezer api, is it possible to get the more popular songs? I saw a rank attribute on the tracks but didn't see in the search api a way to specify a minimum rank or sthg like that.
Thanks

What you are looking for is that: http://developers.deezer.com/api/editorial/charts

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Deezer Api - Get Related / Similar Tracks for a Track ID

Is there a way to get similar or related Tracks for a given Deezer Track-ID?
Soundcloud and YouTube both have such an service, but I can't find one in the Deezer Api Documentation.
Does anyone know the name of the api-endpoint for this?
Unfortunately, there is no endpoint to get the related tracks to a Deezer track ID. However, you can get the related artists like written in the documentation : http://developers.deezer.com/api/artist#connections

Facebook Graph API - Typeahead-like User Search

Using the search API here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/using-graph-api/v2.1
I've noticed a big discrepancy between searching for a name using that API and searching for a name in the typeahead box at facebook.com. I imagine part of it is that the typeahead results are weighted using social relevancy like: http://thenextweb.com/facebook/2013/11/10/script-shows-facebook-ranks-friends/
I don't believe it's possible to do an API call like that, but is it possible to do an approximation? I tried ordering by mutual friends using FQL (like this question asks: FQL, search for non-friend people and sort by mutual friends) but the results seem to be too truncated.
Region/city targeting may be useful, but ideally I'd like to a way to do an accurate search without having to specify that.

What's the equivalent of url_like on the Graph Api?

One of our apps uses FQL (more specifically the table url_like) as part of the core functionality.
With the upcoming deprecation of FQL we were wondering what is the Graph API endpoint (or set of endpoints) that could provide the same functionality (see likes on friend's links).
So far we haven't been able to. Any clue?
Much much appreciated.
Well, as far as I know there's no way yet to do this in a pure Graph API request. To get the total_shares, you could use something like
http://graph.facebook.com/?id=http://www.google.com
but this sums up all likes, shares, comments etc. so it's probably not what you're looking for.
You could use
https://api.facebook.com/method/links.getStats?urls=http://www.google.com&format=json
but this is also deprecated, and it's unclear how long this will work.
FQL by the way will be around for another 2 years after the next version of the Graph API will be released, see https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/versions#versioning So, for now I'd recommend to stick with the FQL solution.
Hava a look at How to get share counts using graph API to get some more info.

list all facebook friend requests

Is there a way to list all friendship requests using the facebook graph API? I didn't find anything in the docs, but with the experience I've undergone concerning the quality of this doc so far, I wouldn't be surprised if there was a way to it.
I think it's not possible using only Graph API. You will need to use any SDK and then make a FQL query.
Here you go:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/fql/friend_request/

what in your opinion would be best way to get all the retweets from twitter

working PHP probably on amazon ec2...
can anyone explain what would be the best way to get all the retweets that contains http links from twitter using either twitter api or some kind of a third party parser (pubsubhub,xmpp, etc)?
my application needs the widest aas possible perspective on that data meaning every retweet counts! in order to get the proper results i need to minimize as possible the amount of missed retweets that contain links
suggestions anyone?
Do you mean retweets of a certain user? Or all retweets on Twitter that contain links?
You could use the Search API to look for tweets containing "RT" or "via" (two of the most common ways to retweet) and that also contain links. The URL might look like this:
http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?ors=via+RT&filter=links
Note that Twitter is nearing the launch of a new retweet method. Hopefully when they do there will be a native filter for retweets.