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/_/ \__, /\___/\__/
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/____/
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+ Welcome to the 4get API documentation +
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+ Terms of use
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Do NOT misuse the API. Misuses can include... ::
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1. Serp SEO scanning
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2. Intensive scraping
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3. Any other activity that isn't triggered by a human
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4. Illegal activities in Canada
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5. Constant "test" queries while developping your program
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(please cache the API responses!)
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Examples of good uses of the API ::
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1. A chatroom bot that presents users with search results
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2. Personal use
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3. Any other activity that is initiated by a human
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If you wish to engage in the activities listed under "misuses", feel
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free to download the source code of the project and running 4get
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under your own terms. Please respect the terms of use listed here so
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that this website may be available to all in the far future.
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P.s fuck whoever botted my site for months on end, choke on my dick
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lol!!!!
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Get your instance running here ::
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https://git.lolcat.ca/lolcat/4get
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Thanks!
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+ Passes
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Depending of the instance, you may need to provide a "pass" token
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in the cookies of your request. These can be obtained from solving
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a captcha which will allow you to make 100 requests in the next 24
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hours. In the future, you will be able to ask the serber maintainer
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for a "pass" which will allow you to bypass the captcha requirement.
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The captcha doesn't need javascript to work.
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+ Decode the data
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All payloads returned by the API are encoded in the JSON format. If
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you don't know how to tackle the problem, maybe programming is not
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for you.
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All of the endpoints use the GET method.
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+ Check if an API call was successful
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All API responses come with an array index named "status". If the
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status is something else than the string "ok", something went wrong.
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You can supply the content of the "status" string back to your
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application to inform the user of what went wrong.
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The HTTP code will be 429 if your pass is invalid. It is set to 200
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otherwise.
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+ Get the next page of results
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All API responses come with an array index named "nextpage". To get
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the next page of results, you must make another API call with &npt.
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Example ::
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+ First API call
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/api/v1/web?s=higurashi
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+ Second API call
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/api/v1/web?npt=ddg1._rJ2hWmYSjpI2hsXWmYajJx < ... >
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You shouldn't specify the search term, only the &npt parameter
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suffices.
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The first part of the token before the dot (ddg1) refers to an
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array position on the serber's memory. The second part is an
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encryption key used to decode the data at that position. This way,
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it is impossible to supply invalid pagination data and it is
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impossible for a 4get operator to peek at the private data of the
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user after a request has been made.
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The tokens will expire as soon as they are used or after a 15
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minutes inactivity period, whichever comes first.
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+ Beware of null values!
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Most fields in the API responses can return "null". You don't need
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to worry about unset values.
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+ API Parameters
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To construct a valid request, you can use the 4get web interface
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to craft a valid request, and replace "/web" with "/api/v1/web".
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+ "date" and "time" parameters
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"date" always refer to a calendar date.
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"time" always refer to the duration of some media.
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They are both integers that uses seconds as its unit. The "date"
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parameter specifies the number of seconds that passed since January
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1st 1970.
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/ ____/___ ____/ /___ ____ (_)___ / /______
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/ __/ / __ \/ __ / __ \/ __ \/ / __ \/ __/ ___/
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/ /___/ / / / /_/ / /_/ / /_/ / / / / / /_(__ )
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/_____/_/ /_/\__,_/ .___/\____/_/_/ /_/\__/____/
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/_/
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+ /ami4get
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Tells you basic information about the 4get instance. CORS requests
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are allowed on this endpoint.
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+ /api/v1/web
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+ &extendedsearch
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When using the ddg(DuckDuckGo) scraper, you may make use of the
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&extendedsearch parameter. If you need rich answer data from
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additional sources like StackOverflow, music lyrics sites, etc.,
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you need to specify the value of (string)"true".
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The default value is "false" for API calls.
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+ Parse the "spelling"
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The array index named "spelling" contains 3 indexes ::
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spelling:
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type: "including"
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using: "4chan"
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correction: '"4cha"'
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The "type" may be any of these 3 values. When rendering the
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autocorrect text inside your application, it should look like
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what follows right after the parameter value ::
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no_correction <Empty>
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including Including results for %using%. Did you mean
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%correction%?
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not_many Not many results for %using%. Did you mean
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%correction%?
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As of right now, the "spelling" is only available on
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"/api/v1/web".
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+ Parse the "answer"
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The array index named "answer" may contain a list of multiple
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answers. The array index "description" contains a linear list of
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nodes that can help you construct rich formatted data inside of
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your application. The structure is similar to the one below:
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answer:
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0:
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title: "Higurashi"
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description:
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0:
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type: "text"
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value: "Higurashi is a great show!"
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1:
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type: "quote"
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value: "Source: my ass"
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Each "description" node contains an array index named "type".
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Here is a list of them:
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text
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+ title
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italic
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+ quote
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+ code
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inline_code
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link
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+ image
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+ audio
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Each individual node prepended with a "+" should be prepended by
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a newline when constructing the rendered description object.
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There are some nodes that differ from the type-value format.
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Please parse them accordingly ::
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+ link
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type: "link"
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url: "https://lolcat.ca"
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value: "Visit my website!"
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+ image
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type: "image"
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url: "https://lolcat.ca/static/pixels.png"
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+ audio
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type: "audio"
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url: "https://lolcat.ca/static/whatever.mp3"
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The array index named "table" is an associative array. You can
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loop over the data using this PHP code, for example ::
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foreach($table as $website_name => $url){ // ...
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The rest of the JSON is pretty self explanatory.
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+ /api/v1/images
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All images are contained within "image". The structure looks like
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below ::
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image:
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0:
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title: "My awesome Higurashi image"
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source:
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0:
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url: "https://lolcat.ca/static/profile_pix.png"
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width: 400
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height: 400
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1:
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url: "https://lolcat.ca/static/pixels.png"
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width: 640
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height: 640
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2:
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url: "https://tse1.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.VBM3BQg
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euf0-xScO1bl1UgHaGG"
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width: 194
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height: 160
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The last image of the "source" array is always the thumbnail, and is
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a good fallback to use when other sources fail to load. There can be
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more than 1 source; this is especially true when using the Yandex
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scraper, but beware of captcha rate limits.
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+ /api/v1/videos
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The "time" parameter for videos may be set to "_LIVE". For live
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streams, the amount of people currently watching is passed in
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"views".
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+ /api/v1/news
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Just make a request to "/api/v1/news?s=elon+musk". The payload
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has nothing special about it and is very self explanatory, just like
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the endpoint above.
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+ /api/v1/music
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Each entry under "song" contains a array index called "stream" that
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looks like this ::
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endpoint: audio_sc
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url: https://api-v2.soundcloud <...>
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When the endpoint is "audio_sc", you MUST use 4get's audio_sc
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endpoint, for example, if you want an audio stream back. Otherwise,
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you are free to handle the json+m3u8 crap yourself. If the endpoint
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is equal to "audio", that URL SHOULD return a valid HTTP audio
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stream, and using the "audio" endpoint becomes optional again.
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+ /favicon
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Get the favicon for a website. The only parameter is "s", and must
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include the protocol.
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Example ::
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/favicon?s=https://lolcat.ca
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If we had to revert to using Google's favicon cache, it will throw
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an error in the X-Error header field. If Google's favicon cache
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also failed to return an image, or if you're too retarded to specify
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a valid domain name, a default placeholder image will be returned
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alongside the "404" HTTP error code.
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+ /proxy
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Get a proxied image. Useful if you don't want to leak your user's IP
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address. The parameters are "i" for the image link and "s" for the
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size.
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Acceptable "s" parameters:
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portrait 90x160
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landscape 160x90
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square 90x90
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thumb 236x180
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cover 207x270
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original <Original resolution>
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You can also ommit the "s" parameter if you wish to view the
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original image. When an error occurs, an "X-Error" header field
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is set.
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+ /audio
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Get a proxied audio file. Does not support "Range" headers, as it's
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only used to proxy small files.
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The parameter is "s" for the audio link.
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+ /audio_sc
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Get a proxied audio file for SoundCloud. Does not support downloads
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trough WGET or CURL, since it returns 30kb~160kb "206 Partial
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Content" parts, due to technical limitations that comes with
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converting m3u8 playlists to seekable audio files. If you use this
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endpoint, you must support these 206 codes and also handle the
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initial 302 HTTP redirect. I used this method as I didn't want to
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store information about your request needlessly. This method also
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allows noJS users to access the files.
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The parameter is "s" for the SoundCloud JSON m3u8 abomination. It
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does not support "normal" SoundCloud URLs at this time.
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+ Appendix
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If you have any questions or need clarifications, please send an
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email my way to will at lolcat.ca
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