I have built a basic app using the Reader API but I dont want to retrieve all the items at once to save on bandwidth and processing. I start with the first 50, using
http://www.google.com/reader/atom/user/-/state/com.google/reading-list?n=50&xt=user/-/state/com.google/read&r=n
but then I want to get the next 50 once they request it.
I have been playing with tracking the <entry gr:crawl-timestamp-msec=""> but I reckon there's a simpler solution.
How do I do that?
Think I've found the answer myself
use the value <gr:continuation>CArhxxjRmNsC</gr:continuation>
like http://www.google.com/reader/atom/user/-/state/com.google/reading-list?c=CArhxxjRmNsC
for more info read the top answer here How to skip known entries when syncing with Google Reader?
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I'm using React and Firebase, and when I check the usage on Firestore, I see a lot of request being made. The problem is that I'm not the only one using it, so I don't know if most of them are mine or not. Is there anyway (using console maybe?) to know how many request I'm doing?
There is currently no way to track the source of reads and write happening in Firestore. You can only see the total volume of those requests in the console.
I do have a helper application wich generates data which I need in my main application.
I'm searching for a way to push this data to the main app.
One way would be DistributedNotificationCenter.
The documentation says that notifications will be dropped if there are too many, but I cannot find a recommendation what the maximum suggested notifications are.
Currently I need to send an array with about 100 entries about 5-10 times a second.
If this is not a suggested way what would be a better one?
Thanks!
I'd like to know if it's possible (and if yes: how) to fetch statistics for our soundcloud tracks via the soundcloud API.
I know that i can get the current playback count of my tracks but is it possible to get the playback count of yesterday and so on to draw a custom graph ?
Or do i have to poll the api and record the data myself?
Not officially. Latest and official api does not support this feature yet. It voilates the tos.
Check that question first, before you read further:
soundcloud: Is api-v2 allowed to be used and is there documentation on it?
For experimental use, you can try this:
soundcloud.com/{username}/stats
Is a good starting point to take a deeper look on the networks tab in the console.
Example calls:
totals -> all tracks
https://api-v2.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:1672444/stats/totals?from=1427846400000&to=1428364800000&client_id=b45b1aa10f1ac2941910a7f0d10f8e28&app_version=1d6991e
plays -> individual tracks
https://api-v2.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:1672444/tracks/soundcloud:tracks:148976759/stats/timeseries/plays?from=1427846400000&to=1428364800000&resolution=day&client_id=b45b1aa10f1ac2941910a7f0d10f8e28&app_version=1d6991e
The second call will give you, what you want - an array with the daily plays.
To make the calls working i had to manipulate the request headers.
Origin https://soundcloud.com
Referer https://soundcloud.com
Host api-v2.soundcloud.com
Authorization (copied from network tab)
I recently developed an app using the Instagram API, But I faced some problems with it. (I got struck)
This app is not calling the api and getting images in the real-time. Instead, it calls the api once a week and store images in the database based on a specific hashtag. I see that their api is designed in a way to call it in real time and pull images, because it has this "recent" in its url, and it only provides 20 results. So every time a user reaches the end, it will load the next 20, until u reach the end.
However, in my case, When I pull the images every week, at one point, I will reach to the oldest image, and from that point I will be stopped, because Im going from Newest to the oldest. So I want to get data as from oldest to newest.( Actually I want to get the opposite of what's offered by instagram.) They have not provided any option to sort them in their docs.
Im thinking of a solution for this, but I can't wrap my head around it. So I will be much thankful if you guys can direct me in the right path.
I searched Google, viewed old questions in SO, but I didn't find the answer.
Edit : Im planning to fetch data starting from the Oldest one like this. (Since I know the min_tag_id, because I ran this once completely).
https://api.instagram.com/v1/tags/my_tag/media/recent?&client_id=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&min_tag_id=1408983759354183
where min_tag_id is of the oldest image. So everytime I will be calling to the min_tag_id. Is it a good solution?
Yes, using the min_tag_id and max_tag_id is the solution.
Have a look at this answer: Instagram Search for a tag within particular date range
I have been using Flurry.com to capture my analytical data for my iPhone app. I send them custom event information about what is going on in my application (registration/login/etc). I pass extra information with these events. Now I want to access this information and analyze it. How do I do that?
On their website I can see small 'pages' of information captured from my app. I can even 'export to CSV' a small 'page' of this data. But I do not see a way to export all of the data for a given period of time. Am I missing something?
I found api.flurry.com RESTful API today, but again it looks like I can only make two different calls that seem kind of useless (AppMetrics/AppInfo) and only return information for canned metrics. I really want to get at the custom events and custom event data that I sent to them. Is there a way to do this?
Thanks for any help.
There now appears to be EventMetrics API call, it allows you to request information about your Events.
I received the following response from Flurry:
I apologize for the inconvenience. We will eventually be expanding Flurry's API functionality to include events data. But until that occurs you should be able to access your event's data via Flurry's CSV files.
It looks like my data is stuck inside of Flurry.com right now. I think I better re-think my analytics strategy. I need my data out of Flurry.com and into my own data warehouse!
Update:
Flurry has now implemented its events data API. However, if you want to do custom analytics on the custom data that you send, you will probably be disappointed. The output of a call to the events data API is a summary, not your original logs.