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metageo-social-api
Advanced tools
provides the social event API social events are planned events that will happen in the future (in most cases). Most often when you are sharing an event that is being planned the purpose of sharing is so that other people can participate in that event and therefore they are "social" events.
Inside your metageo directory run npm install git+https://github.com/craveprogramminginc/metageo-social-api
Then add it to you configuration file under plugins
plugins:
metageo-social-api: {}
POST: api/event/social
Create a social event. Requires Authentication.
GET: api/event/social/<id>
Retrieves a social event.
PUT: api/event/social/<id>
Updates a social event. Requires Authentication.
DELETE: api/event/social/<id>
Deletes a social event. Requires Authentication.
Parameter | Format | Description |
---|---|---|
id | string | |
title required | string | |
start required | ISO 8601 | when the event begins |
end | ISO 8601 | when the event ends |
actor | string | the ID of the user who created this event |
content required | string | |
address | string | |
collections | string | |
lat required if not using geojson | cooridate | the latitude of the event |
lng required if not using geojson | cooridate | the longitude of the event |
geometry required if not using lat, lng cooridnate pairs | geoJSON | the location of the event |
objectType | "social" (string) | what type of event is this |
published | ISO 8601 | when was the event |
FAQs
provides an API for social events
We found that metageo-social-api demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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