Im working on Steam Workshop Downloader using C# and I need workshop file JSON data for getting file size, photo , etc. There is a url for the steam game page
"https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=[appid]" but I couldn't find the one for workshop page.
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I want to try kontent-sample-blog-travel-vue project in github, and it has JSON contents under 'sample-data' directory in Delivery API format.
I made my new Kontent project, and try to use ManagementAPI to import json, but it becomes error because of wrong JSON format.
Please tell me how can I re-import JSON, which exported in Delivery API format.
you are right, to import data from Delivery API to Management API, you need to make the transformations.
I have started with the pull request, which should guide people on how to import data using backup manager CLI, or via template manager UI.
Once the pull request is merged, I will update this answer.
EDIT:
OK, the pull request is closed and now the Vue travel blog sample site is ready to be used as a template.
In the readme, you can find instructions on how to create your own Kontent project as data source.
If you have any more questions/issues, feel free to submit an issue (or pull request) right in the repository.
This repository was also submitted as one of the templates in the Kontent template manager.
With the closure of MyJson.com, where can a developer upload a json file to be parsed? I have completed my file with Json Feed Manager and uploaded the file to GitHub, but the ability to read to use the URL as a raw does not work any longer. I'm thinking this was turned into a paid feature vs. free. Some of the other Roku developers have hinted the best suggestion is to acquire a paid webhost and make a directory for json to be uploaded into it and point the Direct Publisher to the source.
https://community.roku.com/t5/Roku-Direct-Publisher/bd-p/roku-direct-publisher
I have completed my file with Json Feed Manager and uploaded the file to GitHub, but the ability to read to use the URL as a raw does not work any longer.
I don't believe this is the case. You can still access raw content from GitHub through the domain https://raw.githubusercontent.com
Template:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/<username>/<repository>/<branch>/<path-to-file>
Example:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pomber/covid19/master/package.json
Can I upload a zip file with htmls or a zip file with json files using the Web Interface of Watson Retrieve and Rank service ?
No, the web interface doesn't support that. It will let you upload multiple doc/PDF files in parallel though, without needing to zip them (up to 50 at a time)
But if you've already got your content in the right JSON format, you can post it directly to the R&R collection (e.g. Using curl or your scripting language of choice) without the web interface anyway.
The content will show up in the web UI when you come back.
I am trying to write a python code which extracts tweets for a given user id from his timeline but I also need to save the images attached to tweets which I am unable to. I am using tweepy API, I also tried to extract the json dump for tweets from users timeline. I could only find twitter streaming API able to extract the json dump from streaming tweets.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Take a look at this small project: https://github.com/geduldig/TwitterGeoPics
It has a command line Python2.X (not 3.X) program that searches for word(s) and downloads any embedded images. It can also do the same by filtering a twitter stream.
You run it like this:
python -u -m TwitterGeoPics.StreamNewTweets -words pizza -photo_dir pics
The project uses TwitterAPI.
I want to get music file details like 'file name', 'song name', 'size', 'artist', 'length','ratings' etc.
This is required for my website.
The user should click a button on the site and a popup should come, where he can select which folder contains the mp3 files.
Then the popup program should create the necessary data and upload it to the server.
How can I do it?
Flash?
Is there a way to do it with HTML 5? Pure HTML 5? Without using Flash?
Flash could do some of this, and it is probably possible in javascript + html5 as it supports xmlHttpRequest, at least the file uploading part. You can also use your preferred languages' file class to read the contents of the file and get all the details that you can. You may have to resort to asking the user for the song name, album name, etc. you could attempt to grab the associated xml file that some programs like itunes provides, and then get all the rating data from the xml file.
Here's a link to an html 5 file upload tutorial: http://www.matlus.com/html5-file-upload-with-progress/
I created a Java program, which collected meta data from the songs. Then via a clever GET request, I pinged the webserver to save the data.