FeedzZ API
We have released a Feedzz api (version 0.1) that will allow developers to retrieve basic information from our site
entries and semantic term using several retrieval criteria.
The API has been built on top of RSS 2.0 services, so the results can be easily parsed.
Authentication parameters
All the API requires identification, therefore you need to specify the following parameters related to your username and API code.
parameter username > your username on feedzz
parameter apicode > API code
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please not that these parameters are mandatory in all the API calls
To use the API you need to be a registered user
To get your API code follow the next stesp
1 - Register as user of feedZZ
2 - Go to your profile page (My feeds)
3 - Click on the icon that appears as Edit
4 - Click on the button Get API Code
There is a limit of 200 API calls. If you need more please
contact with us
Basic Site services
API CALL [ http://www.feedzz.com/rss/sites.html]
You can get information related about all the sites available in the platform and
which are the categories per site. Here you can see the id parameter of the category
in case you want to access future data per category.
This is the format of each site returned by the API call
<item>
<title>Usa</title>
<link>http://www.feedzz.com/feeds/RSSSites.html?siteID=1</link>
<category>1 - Politics</category>
<category>2 - Celebrity</category>
<category>3 - Technology</category>
<category>4 - Business</category>
<category>6 - Sports</category>
<category>7 - Music</category>
<category>8 - Film</category>
<category>5 - Science</category>
<category>9 - Health</category>
</item>
parameters No parameters are necessary
Sample:
http://www.feedzz.com/rss/sites.html
Note: This call is fundamental as starting point to retrieve the categories per site.
Other calls in this API which use the parameter categoryID needs to identify the id from the response of this call.
Search services
API CALL [ http://www.feedzz.com/rss/rss.html]
You can retrieve the feed entries stored in our database using several retrieval criteria.
This is the format of each entry returned by the API call
<item>
<title>title goes here </title>
<link>http://www.feedzz.com/feeds/RSSNewDetail.html?id=XXXXX</link>
<content:encoded>body goes here </content>
</item>
Entries in a category
Entries related with a semantic term
parameter tag > name of the semantic term
parameter page > 0,1,2,... [ OPTIONAL] Default:0
Sample:
http://www.feedzz.com/rss/rss.html?tag=google&username=username&apicode=123456
Number of results per page:20
Note: The semantic term represented by the parameter tag need to exist as a tag in our system.
Retrieve available tags using some of the API calls mentioned in the section Semantic Services
Entries containing a specific text either in the title or the body of the entry
Semantic services
API CALL [ http://www.feedzz.com/rss/tags.html]
We expose the semantic terms ( tags) to facilitate the extraction of semantic terms from our database
using several criteria. The results can be used to made "cloud like"
components as in the title you can see the number of ocurrences for that tag.
This is the format of each tag returned by the API call
<item>
<title>( 3 ) - federal government</title>
<link>http://www.feedzz.com/feeds/RSSNews.html?tag=federal government</link>
<category>federal government</category>
</item>
Note: Semantic terms will be available only for those sites with semantic
features. Only english sites have this feature enabled, as Calais still don't provide semantic
detection till the moment for other languages. So you will need to provide categoryID corresponding
to sites . See Retrieving basic site information for further info
Semantic terms related with a semantic term
Semantic terms extracted from entries containing a specific text
Semantic terms in a specific category
Semantic terms related with a specific entry
Semantic terms extracted from entries containing a specific text
User activity services
API CALL [ http://www.feedzz.com/rss/activity.html]
You can retrieve the latest actions that a user has performed in the site
This can be useful to track recent activity or to integrate with LifeStream services.
This is the format of each entry returned by the API call
<item>
<title>mauricio10 voted this entry: Take That, Barack</title>
<link>http://www.feedzz.com/feeds/RSSNewDetail.html?id=13683</link>
<description>Take That, Barack</description>
<pubdate>2008-05-30 17:39:03.0</pubdate>
<type>1</type>
</item>
User activity