API server to find people on the federated social web by email address, Twitter handle, Facebook ID, Google+ account, etc.
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There one main API endpoint.
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/v1/ids
Takes a JSON document with fields "hook", "ids", "filter".
"hook" is a Webhook to return additional results "later".
"filter" is a filter for the results. Current values include:
- "pubsub": only accounts that provide PubSubHubbub-enabled feeds
"ids" is an array of identifier strings. Identifiers can be:
- An URL like "http://tantek.com"
- An email address like "[email protected]"
Notable kinds of URLs are:
- Twitter profile URL like "https://twitter.com/evanpro"
- Facebook profile URL like "http://facebook.com/evan.prodromou"
- Google+ profile URL like "https://plus.google.com/104323674441008487802/posts"
Returns a JSON document that maps those identifiers to known accounts for the same user.
Example:
{ "hook": "http://example.com/search-results/SOMETHINGUNIQUE", "filter": "pubsub", "ids": [ "@t", "[email protected]", "http://facebook.com/faddah", "https://plus.google.com/113651174506128852447/posts", "Jan-Christoph Borchardt" ] }returns
{ "@t": ["http://tantek.com/"], "[email protected]": ["http://identi.ca/evan", "http://evanpro.tumblr.com/"], "http://facebook.com/faddah": [], "https://plus.google.com/113651174506128852447/posts": ["http://blog.romeda.org/"], "Jan-Christoph Borchardt": ["https://joindiaspora.com/u/jancborchardt"] }Note: every ID is returned, even if we don't have info on it.
Every result would return as an array, even if there's only one element.