Hello I want to use Instagram api for the direct feature and don't have more knowledge about OAuth2.0. I know Instagram provides direct api this app is using direct api but i don't know how to implement it. I seen this question but i don't know how to work with this. I want to develop iOS application but i hope any android or windows developer can also help for api.
Instagram does not provide an API for direct messaging. 6tag is using Instagram's private API, which is supposed to be used only by Instagram, and not by 3rd party developers.
If you want to use the Instagram private API on your app, you may be able to use the Instagram node.js Private API library or the Instagram PHP Private API library.
I have to warn you though, that I did try to use the PHP library and Instagram didn't allow sending of direct messages, no matter how much hacking I tried to make it work. But maybe this was just me...
If you are able to use node.js, it seems that Thread.configureText can be used for sending direct messages on the node.js library.
Lastly, don't forget that you will be using something that you shouldn't be allowed to in the first place.
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I am trying to implement Microsoft Azure Cognitive Service Face Api for face recognition. Followed by https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2184104 i created .NET Core console application and everything works fine. Now i would like to use this code in android app, but i am pretty stuck. Should i create rest api from existing C# code? Or there is android library that allows me to use face api directly like in console app?
Since Cognitive Services are already APIs, you could talk to the API directly and process the response right inside your Android code.
Please keep in mind that this does leave a potential security issue if the application is meant to go into the store / public. Users could look at the traffic or decompile your app, find your access keys and use your Cognitive Service for their own applications. In that case it could be interesting to wrap it in your own API and have some security checks in place there like rate limiting or call quota. Of course you need to make sure to use your access key inside of your own API to hide it from being seen externally.
Still, this leaves room for abuse. You now implemented a public API that, again, anybody could talk to. There are quite a few interesting discussions found on this, like this question right here on Stack Overflow: Restrict API requests to only my own mobile app.
I want to make an application for Android, the functionality of which will be directly related to the telegram api (not a bot, but a full-fledged api), but I do not understand how I can at least just log into my account, not to mention what to make requests. Documentation on working with the api through android applications I could not find. Please help me deal with this (just an example of how to send a message to the user will be enough)
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Kindly have a look at this link.
Link: https://www.androidmads.info/2017/11/telegram-bot-for-android.html?m=1
We have a website written in Django, that has been running for a few years. Now we would like to develop a mobile application for Android and iOS, using as much as possible from the Django-site.
E.g. classes from models, like users and relevant functions, other data, etc
What would be the best/easiest way to approach this issue.
We have been looking at several other questions like this, but all seem to be a few years old
Is there any options to using e.g. Django REST API?
We are just a group of students, and any help/pointers on where to start would be much appreciated!
For Mobile App you need to have APIs . So in Django, You can write APIs using Django Rest Framework or tastypie . You can use Video
link to start writing the apis. If you want any detail help click here
I have a blog which is written in WordPress but not hosted on Wordpress.com, and I would like to develop an Android app to interact with this blog via the Wordpress REST Api. I searched in the Wordpress developper documentation and it seems that you can interact with this API only through Wordpress.com.
I have also made some Google searches and I found that many plugins provide this functionality but I don't know which one to use.
My Android app will interact with this blog. It will get all the blog posts, comment, post comments. If the user is an admin, he can create new posts. Note that I could simply create an RSS feed and everything would be alright but I want to take advantage of the Wordpress API.
What are the best solutions to achieve this?
One Doubt, if its API Means you can Use JSON or XML for Android
First Check for JSON
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other wise use that API and Create a Custom RestFul web services which Reads Data form that API,.. Automatically.
Better to Use API for Fast Results..
Is there a reason to develop this app yourself? Because if there's none, you should check the official app by Wordpress in the Google Play. I use it for some self hosted blogs and it's very helpful.
As I understand - to get required functions you need WordPress REST API (Version 2) and one of plugins for authentication: Basic-Auth of OAuth1 WP-API on GitHub
For more details please see official documentation on v2.wp-api.org
I want to develop android application like Photofeed application as mentioned on Google cloud sample link or like Instagram. For that I need App Engine SDK but i am not getting how i will achieve this functionality. In my app, i want exact functionalities (uploading image, like and comment on that photo) like Photofeed app shown on that link. For that I'll have to use Google Cloud Storage but Photofeed is for Webapp and i want to develop Mobile app. For that i also referred Mobile back-end starter but not getting much idea. Its quite confusing. Please guide me to develop this application. Is it possible to use Photofeed sample java classes in my android application?
Thank you.
You will need to install Google Plugin for Eclipse and make Android Connected App Engine Application. This is a good starting point.
You can make similar app or any app that connects to GAE as backend in 4 steps as follows:
Make your entity classes: You can use JPA, JDO or Objectify to access the Data Store or use its API directly as done in the sample NoSQL classes (The easiest way is Objectify IMO). Or you can use Google Cloud SQL as done in the SQL classes of the sample ( I never used that in a project so I do not know if there is another way beside the API).
Make REST Endpoints: You can use Google Cloud Endpoints to make REST API for your own app. This will allow you to develop Android, iOS and JavaScript clients in unified way. If needed you can secure it using OAuth too.
Generate Client Libraries: If you are using Eclipse, Google Plugin will provide that in the context menu of the App Engine project so you simply right click and click Generate Client Libraries. It can be done using command line too.
Consume the endpoints in the Android app: This is done really simple as explained here.
Note : You will need a Servlet to upload photos to Google Cloud Storage. You can make use of the one in the sample.