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/api/object/post
/api/object/post
this will return a JSON object that is an example of a typical post. The object would look something like this:
{
"author_id": 725,
"comments_ids": [
6185,
6494,
104,
1969,
7303
],
"date": 1700078741.7399404,
"dislikes": 134,
"id": 397783,
"likes": 967,
"text": "Lorem ..."
}
*note: The text field is quite a bit longer
This will by deafult return a randomly generated, post. If you want a post with a specific id you can use the URL-paramter seed
/api/object/post?seed=<int>
For example if the seed int was a 1, the output would always be
{
"author_id": 780,
"comments_ids": [
9326,
1034,
4180,
1932,
8118
],
"date": 1700079094.49546,
"dislikes": 484,
"id": 1,
"likes": 461,
"text": "Lorem ..."
}
/api/object/comment
/api/object/comment
this will return a JSON object that is an example of a typical comment. The object would look something like this:
{
"author_id": 361,
"comments_ids": [
33,
53,
67,
76
],
"date": 1700079279.6495888,
"dislikes": 133,
"id": 494715,
"likes": 640,
"text": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Aut maiores laborum non suscipit quae qui tempore repellat."
}
This will by deafult return a randomly generated, comment. If you want a comment with a specific id you can use the URL-paramter seed
/api/object/comment?seed=<int>
For example if the seed int was a 1, the output would always be
{
"author_id": 868,
"comments_ids": [
73
],
"date": 1700079441.9421806,
"dislikes": 783,
"id": 1,
"likes": 822,
"text": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Aut maiores laborum non suscipit quae qui tempore repellat."
}
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