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The Trash Nothing API gives programmatic access to the free‑cycling platform, enabling users to create, list, search and manage their posts (offers, wanted items, etc.) as well as handle related data such as post locations, profile images, and user reporting.
Forem API V1 provides programmatic access to the main resources of a Forem community, allowing you to create, retrieve, update, and manage articles, comments, podcasts, videos, tags, organizations, users, reactions, follows, followers, display ads, and static pages, as well as perform actions such as publishing/unpublishing content and suspending users.
The Clubhouse API provides programmatic access to the Clubhouse social audio platform, with endpoints for managing users, follow relationships, clubs, topics, channels/rooms, notifications, and phone‑number based authentication and invites.
The Instagram API provides programmatic access to Instagram content and social graph, allowing retrieval of recent media, locations, tags, and user information, as well as searching by geographic coordinates, tags, or usernames. It also supports creating and deleting comments, adding or removing likes, and managing follow relationships between users.
The Slack API offers programmatic control over a wide range of workspace and enterprise‑grid functions, including ending calls, adding remote files, and extensive admin capabilities such as creating, renaming, archiving, and managing channels, apps, emojis, invitations, teams, user groups, and users.
The Tumblr API offers programmatic access to blog and user data, letting applications retrieve blog info, avatars, posts, likes, followers, and notes, as well as create, edit, delete, and reblog posts. It also supports user actions such as following/unfollowing blogs, liking/unliking posts, blocking blogs, and obtaining OAuth2 tokens for authorization.
The Twitter API provides REST endpoints for reading and updating a user’s account settings, managing followers, friends, blocks, lists, and favorites, sending and retrieving direct messages, and querying geographic place information.
The Blogger API provides programmatic access to a Blogger blog, enabling clients to retrieve, list, create, update, publish, revert, and delete blogs, posts, pages, and comments. It also allows querying of page‑view statistics and managing comment status (e.g., approve, mark as spam, remove content).
Contribly is a RESTful API for a collaborative contribution platform, offering endpoints to create, retrieve, moderate, like, flag, and export user‑submitted contributions linked to assignments, forms, media, tags, and users, along with management of assignments, forms, tags, subscriptions, notifications, and user credentials.
The PeerTube API is a RESTful HTTP API that lets clients list, retrieve, create, update, and delete resources on a PeerTube instance, including videos, channels, playlists, user accounts, abuse reports, plugins, configuration settings, and server jobs, and also supports search queries and playback metric submission.
The Telegram Bot API provides HTTP endpoints that let a bot read incoming updates and actively manage Telegram chats—sending, editing, deleting messages, handling stickers, payments, and game scores, as well as performing chat administration tasks such as member management, invite links, pinning messages, and configuring webhooks.
The SocialSwarm API enables clients to retrieve all todo items and to create new todo items via its GET and POST /todos endpoints.
The HackathonWatch API offers read‑only access to hackathon information, letting clients retrieve detailed data for a specific hackathon by its ID and obtain paginated lists of upcoming hackathons.
The StatSocial Platform API enables developers to create, customize, and fetch social‑media analytics reports—including tweet, follower, and custom reports—by providing filters, uploading handle lists, and querying report status, dates, and outputs.
This page contains the documentation on how to use Discourse through API calls.
Mastodon API Specification (https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon)
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