Official hackaday.io API project
This REST API provides programmatic access to data from Hackaday.io. Read project data, user profiles, comments, pages, search and more using the API. The authorization to access the API is via the open standard for authorization OAuth. The responses are available in JSON.
Check out dev.hackaday.io, and register your app here.
are you sending client id like this https://hackaday.io/authorize?client_id=CLIENT_ID&state=&response_type=code ?
yes, tested with full params as well as none. Seems the authorize bit is producing the 404 though...
I think I may have just figured it out. Callback URL needs to be handled via Intent filter! Let me try that...
OK, I am an official idiot! When I copied and pasted the client_secret
and client_id from the API docs page, I somehow copied a leading space
as well, which screwed up the whole thing! Sorry about being a dumbass!
Thanks for your help! All working now! :)
Started a full featured Android app using the Hackaday.io API here
@Alex Rich thanks to you and your project it was super easy to remake! Awesome stuff.
Great! let me know if you improve anything, I might make a fancy skull counter that displays more about the project like #followers, etc. Endless possibilities.
I'm still thinking about a project to get started with the esp8266 and something like a skull alert seems about right. So no webpage for now. Would be cool if they would extend the skull api to use it like the facebook like on other pages, like their blog.
Thanks for the reply to my question, that worked! I was getting hung up on the OAuth / callback stuff because that was new to me, it wasn't initially clear that for public data I can skip those steps and just do a normal GET request using my API key. The examples on the API site are great btw, thanks! Will implement my little counter tonight. It might be cool for you guys to eventually just post code snippets for brain-dead things like displaying your project's skull count on your external project website (next to a button that lets people skull the project). For something like this that would ping the API every time a website is visited, you could recommend how to implement a simple cache that is only refreshed if a few minutes has passed. Just some ideas floating through my head.
Ivan Lazarevic
Jaspreet Singh
Dylan Bleier
Oriol Galceran
Been working on getting OAuth to work so far to log a user in. Close
now, but running into an issue that the OAuth authorize URL seems to not
exist... I keep getting a 404. Also have tried a bunch of different permutations such as api.hackaday.io/v1/ etc. Still no deal.
https://hackaday.io/authorize
Any suggestions?