An unofficial Path API and web client.
git clone https://github.com/sbekti/path-client.git
npm install
npm start
Open your REST API browser (e.g. Postman) at http://localhost:5000.
POST /api/v1/authenticate
Send your credentials as a JSON on the request body. Don't forget to use Content-Type: application/json.
{
"username": "your_login_email_address",
"password": "your_password"
}You will get a JSON containing your oauth_token. This token will be used to access the other APIs.
GET /api/v1/feed/home
Parameters:
| Query Parameter | Remarks |
|---|---|
oauth_token |
Your oauth_token from /api/v1/authenticate. |
limit |
Limit the number of returned posts. If not specified, the default value is 20. |
newer_than |
Only return posts that are newer than the specified timestamp. Must be a valid UNIX timestamp in seconds. May contain milliseconds up to 6 decimal points. |
older_than |
Only return posts that are older than the specified timestamp. Must be a valid UNIX timestamp in seconds. May contain milliseconds up to 6 decimal points. |
GET /api/v1/feed/user
Parameters:
| Query Parameter | Remarks |
|---|---|
oauth_token |
Your oauth_token from /api/v1/authenticate. |
user_id |
The user_id of the target user. |
limit |
Limit the number of returned posts. If not specified, the default value is 24. |
newer_than |
Only return posts that are newer than the specified timestamp. Must be a valid UNIX timestamp in seconds. May contain milliseconds up to 6 decimal points. |
older_than |
Only return posts that are older than the specified timestamp. Must be a valid UNIX timestamp in seconds. May contain milliseconds up to 6 decimal points. |
POST /api/v1/location/update
{
"oauth_token": "your_oauth_token",
"lat": 0.000000,
"lng": 0.000000,
"accuracy": 16.0,
"elevation": 0.0
}| JSON Key | Remarks |
|---|---|
oauth_token |
Your oauth_token from /api/v1/authenticate. |
lat |
Latitude up to 6 decimal points. |
lng |
Longitude up to 6 decimal points. |
accuracy |
Accuracy in unknown units. Just put 16.0 to be safe. |
elevation |
Elevation in meters. Use 1 decimal point (e.g. 0.0). |
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