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oEmbed/2 gateway endpoint. Get embed data for various http links through one self-hosted API
Iframely API for Responsive Web Embeds
Iframely is fast and simple HTTP API for responsive web embeds and semantic meta. The API covers well over 1600 domains through 150 custom domain plugins and generic parsers for oEmbed, Open Graph and Twitter Cards, powered by Iframely's whitelist.
The whitelisting is manual process, and we do every-day manual regression testing to ensure integrity. Submit your domain, if you publish embeds.
HTTP API are available as oEmbed or Iframely API formats. To make it simple to understand, Iframely format mimics the <head> section of the page with its meta and links elements.
In response to url request, APIs returns you the embeds and meta for a requested web page. Below are samples from hosted API, just to show you the format:
Iframely can also be used as Node.js library. Requires Node version 0.10.22 and up.
Get started:
The simplest way to see Iframely in action is by using our Chrome plugin. This way you will see the embeds on your (or any really) site right away (but not on GitHub due to Content-Security-Policy, sorry).
Or, try Iframely demo with your very own or any other Twitter feed. Don't forget to click on results to see the embed codes.
To get started with the APIs:
- There's a hosted version of these APIs at iframely.com, if you'd rather rely on the cloud
- API in Iframely format (
iframe=trueoption is only available for hosted API) - API in oEmbed format
- About Link Rels, Types and Media Queries in Iframely format (players, thumbnails, app, reader, survey, slideshow, etc)
- META semantics Iframely API scrapes for you.
- How to install & configure your open-source host.
Use APIs in your open-source project
We have provided specific endpoint for the use in open source projects. Read more at oembedapi.com.
Contribute
We put our best effort to maintain Iframely and all its domain parsers. Please, feel free to reach us on Twitter or to submit an issue if you have any suggestions. Our support email is support at iframely.com
Fork and pull-request, if you'd like to add more plugins and/or contribute fixes or improvements. By doing so, you make your work available under the same MIT license.
If you see an error in our domains whitelist (you can debug URLs here), please ping us and we'll fix it in no time.
License & Authors
MIT License. (c) 2012-2015 Itteco Software Corp.
Specifically:
- Nazar Leush - the author
- Ivan Paramonau - coffee, donuts & inspiration
Please, check the contributors list to get to know awesome folks that also helped a lot.
FAQs
oEmbed/2 gateway endpoint. Get embed data for various http links through one self-hosted API
The npm package iframely receives a total of 24,360 weekly downloads. As such, iframely popularity was classified as popular.
We found that iframely demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 02 Apr 2015
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