/api/account/data_sources
November 13, 2008 4:06 PM
This returns a list of all the Data Sources you have access to.
authentication is required
params:
Example:
http://www.trendrr.com/api/account/data_sources?auth={authentication}
authentication is required
params:
| return |
This value specifies how you would like the response sent back (either a success message or an error message).
Possible Values:
|
| input_type_id |
Setting this param will limit the returned Data Sources to ones that accept the given input type. Example: input_type_id=31 would return a list of Data Sources that accept input type of 'Zipcode' |
Example:
http://www.trendrr.com/api/account/data_sources?auth={authentication}
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<result>
<dataSources>
<dataSource>
<id>87</id>
<name>Amazon Product Price</name>
<description>Price of a specific item on amazon.com</description>
<inputType>
<id>2</id>
<name>Amazon ASIN</name>
<input1Label>ASIN</input1Label>
</inputType>
</dataSource>
...
<dataSource>
<id>63</id>
<name>YouTube Video Stats</name>
<description>Total number of views, views per day, number of comments, and number of times favorited for a specific video on youtube.com</description>
<inputType>
<id>7</id>
<name>YouTube Video URL</name>
<description>Please enter a valid youtube video URL.</description>
<input1Label>YouTube Video</input1Label>
</inputType>
</dataSource>
<dataSource>
<id>42</id>
<name>YouTube Videos</name>
<description>Number of Videos on YouTube</description>
<inputType>
<id>3</id>
<name>Query Search</name>
<description>Please enter a Search Query. You may structure the query in the standard way you would for a search engine. i.e. use quotes to search for exact matches. Case does not matter.</description>
<input1Label>Query</input1Label>
</inputType>
</dataSource>
</dataSources>
<resultCode>1</resultCode>
<resultMessage>Successfully processed request</resultMessage>
</result>