- Register for an API key
- Go to https://www.tumblr.com/oauth/apps and click the “Register Application” button. You’ll need an existing tumblr account to register and api application.
- Add the Tumblr SDK
https://github.com/tumblr/TMTumblrSDK
- Install using CocoaPods
Podfile in root project directory
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Podfile
platform :ios, ‘5.0' pod 'TMTumblrSDK'
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Command
pod install
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- Install using CocoaPods
Podfile in root project directory
- Explore the API
- You can view and interact with some of the available data in the API at https://api.tumblr.com/console
- Check out the Objective-C section to get a quick start on some code to connect to the API
- Documentation for the REST API is available at https://api.tumblr.com/
- You can view and interact with some of the available data in the API at https://api.tumblr.com/console
- General Info
- Tumblr uses OAuth 1.0a
- Might want to hardcode particular tokens for testing instead of wrangling the OAuth dance. Can retrieve tokens by logging into the API Console
- Authentication is per-user, and you will have full access to all blogs the user has access to.
- REST API responses have top-level fields of “meta” and “response”. The SDK reads from the “response” into anid, and places into identical keys.
- Any input parameters shown in the REST API docs are also accepted in any “parameters” NSDIctionary
- Different post types have different content fields. All content is HTML.
- Text - "body"
- Photo/Video/Audio - "caption"
- Refer to the https://api.tumblr.com/ for specifics and other available fields.
- Tumblr uses OAuth 1.0a
- Examples
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Setup the OAuth tokens
[TMAPIClient sharedInstance].OAuthConsumerKey = @"..."; [TMAPIClient sharedInstance].OAuthConsumerSecret = @"..."; [TMAPIClient sharedInstance].OAuthToken = @"..."; [TMAPIClient sharedInstance].OAuthTokenSecret = @"...";
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Read the dashboard
[[TMAPIClientsharedInstance] dashboard:nil callback:^ (id result, NSError *error) { if (error) { NSLog(@"Something borked: %@", error); } NSLog(@"First post from: %@", result[@"posts"][0][@"blog_name"]); }];
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Look-up a post
[[TMAPIClient sharedInstance] posts:@"david.tumblr.com" type:nil parameters:@{ @"id" : @120053947615 } callback:^ (id result, NSError *error) { NSLog(@"Caption: %@", result[@"posts"][0][@"caption"]); }];
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Reblog a post
Requires a “reblog_key” which is returned along with any post object
[[TMAPIClient sharedInstance] reblogPost:@"my-blog.tumblr.com" parameters:@{ @"id" : @120053947615, @"reblog_key" : @"htETXlZA", @"comment": @“Added text" } callback:^ (id result, NSError *error) { NSLog(@"New post ID: %@", result[@"id"]); }];
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Create a post
[[TMAPIClient sharedInstance] post:@"my-blog.tumblr.com" type:@"text" parameters:@{ @"title": @"My title", @"body" : @"My body" } callback:^ (id result, NSError *error) { NSLog(@"New post ID: %@", result[@"id"]); }];
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- Register for an API key
- Go to https://www.tumblr.com/oauth/apps and click the “Register Application” button.
- You’ll need an existing tumblr account to register and api application.
- Add the Tumblr SDK
- https://github.com/tumblr/jumblr
- Install using Gradle
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In build.grade:
dependencies { compile 'com.tumblr:jumblr:0.0.11' }
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May also need:
android { packagingOptions { exclude 'META-INF/LICENSE.txt' exclude 'META-INF/NOTICE.txt’ } }
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- Explore the API
- You can view and interact with some of the available data in the API at https://api.tumblr.com/console
- Check out the Java section to get a quick start on some code to connect to the API
- Documentation for the REST API is available at https://api.tumblr.com/
- You can view and interact with some of the available data in the API at https://api.tumblr.com/console
- General Info
- Tumblr uses OAuth 1.0a
- Might want to hardcode particular tokens for testing instead of wrangling the OAuth dance. Can retrieve tokens by logging into the API Console
- Authentication is per-user, and you will have full access to all blogs the user has access to.
- REST API responses have top-level fields of “meta” and “response”. The SDK wraps these into objects, as found in com.tumblr.jumblr.types.
- Any input parameters shown in the REST API docs are also accepted in any Map<String, ?> options, found as an overload to most calls.
- Different post types have different content fields. All content is HTML.
- Text - “body”
- Photo/Video/Audio - “caption”
- Refer to the https://api.tumblr.com/ for specifics and other available fields.
- Tumblr uses OAuth 1.0a
- Examples
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Setup the OAuth tokens
JumblrClient client = new JumblrClient("...", "..."); client.setToken("...", "...");
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Read the dashboard
List<Post> posts = client.userDashboard(); for (Post post : posts) { if (post instanceof PhotoPost) { System.out.println(((PhotoPost) post).getCaption()); } }
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Look-up a post
Post post = client.blogPost("david.tublr.com", 120053947615L); System.out.println(((PhotoPost) post).getPhotos().get(0).getOriginalSize().getUrl());
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Reblog a post
Post post = client.blogPost("david.tumblr.com", 120053947615L).reblog(“my-blog.tumblr.com"); System.out.println(post.getId());
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Create a post
QuotePost post = client.newPost("my-blog.tumblr.com", QuotePost.class); post.setText("hello world"); post.save(); System.out.println(post.getPostUrl());
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