Has anyone ever found and API or anything to check to see if a number is on the national do not call list before placing an automated call using Twilio?
I've been looking around but have been struggling to find an easy way to access the list.
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I was just trying to get a specific logs from SendWithUs, but cannot really find any info. Googled all around the place. API documentation on SWU does not say how to pull like "email_name" with a specific text in it. I want to pull the logs where "email_name" could be specified or at least "email_name" like '%specificemailname%'. Any ideas?
I will really appreciate every single answer.
There isn't a way to filter logs programatically. Sendwithus has two log API endpoints. One to get information about a log using the receipt_id returned an a send API call. The second lists email event information (opens, clicks, etc) for a given log.
Did you reach out to the support team for help?
I wonder if there is any way to get a list of the searches done with the same key using YouTube API. I could not find it on the API documentation.
I have several computers running a searching code, using YouTube API.
The keyword used is picked randomly from a list of terms. All computers use the same key.
Any idea?
Thanks in advance,
Diego
API won't do that, but you can save the searches on your end.
I have no idea if I'm allowed to ask questions here, because I'm a complete beginner and I need help for a university paper I want to write. I need to search for quite a big list of terms in the YouTube API with a specific regioncode, location, locationradius, publishedafter and publishedbefore term.
So basically I need to do queries like these, but for the same search term I have to change these parameters a few times and I have to do that for a lot of search terms.
Does anyone have a good guide that shows how to do this? Or would someone be willing to help me with this?
Thanks in advance
You can find YouTube API search examples in every major language in this Github repository. The reference for this API endpoint as well as the list of parameters available for the search.list call is available here.
You'll need an API key to use the API which you can get by:
Going to the API Console (create an developer account and API project if you haven't already).
Enabling the YouTube API on your API project on this page.
Clicking Add credentials > API key and selecting "sever key"
I'm trying to develop some code in order to get all the tweets that were generated with certain hashtags, then parse them and finally analyse them. I believe I've already thought and solve the last two parts of this but I'm having some trouble with the first one. I've already read the Twitter Search API documentation but I haven't realised yet how to do this. Can anyone help me?
If you want to retrieve the tweets sent recently, you should use the search/tweets endpoint of twitter' REST API, and mention the hashtag inside q parameter
In case you want to listen to tweets containing the hashtag and receive them in real time, then twitter's streaming API is what you should use (statuses/filter endPoint).
Have a look at the documentation on twitter's website, there's also plenty of information on how to do this all around the web.
I'd like to read twitters public timeline scanning it for the occurence of a specific word. When someone says it, I'd like to automatically respond. Is this feasible using the twitter api? Where to start?
Thanks
Thomas
It seems that you want to decouple your Rails application from the traditional HTTP request-response cycle. What you probably want to do is implement a background job which periodically calls the Twitter API and does something if the word you're looking for is found.
As for the actual Twitter API call you need to use, I suggest you start by looking at the Twitter Search API.