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Readernaut API

I'm going to be deprecating the current Readernaut API in favor of a newer more built-out version. People using the current version have two weeks to switch over to the new API. Currently you can find your API_KEY by viewing source on any page and searching for "api_key" in the output (this will get better later). Here are some example endpoints:

Notes

  • Old: /services/api/USERNAME/notes/
  • New: /api/v1/notes/note/?username=YOUR_USERNAME&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&user__username=USERNAME

Books

  • Old: /services/api/nathan/readerbooks/
  • New: /api/v1/readerbooks/readerbook/?username=YOUR_USERNAME&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&user__username=USERNAME

Goals

  • Old: /services/api/nathan/goals/
  • New: /api/v1/goals/goal/?username=YOUR_USERNAME&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&user__username=USERNAME

Progress

  • Old: /services/api/nathan/progress/
  • New: /api/v1/goals/progress/?username=YOUR_USERNAME&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&user__username=USERNAME

This new API is built with Tastypie, if you're interested in what you can do with it you can read over Daniel's documentation.

@cimm
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cimm commented Sep 22, 2012

Would like to be able to update my progress, from within a mobile application for example.

@matthewpennell
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Is this API currently supposed to be working? Using my api_key and username I just get 404s from the Readernaut site. :(

@JackShepard98
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Hi.how can I get an api key?

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