Advancing Media Accessibility and Audiovisual Translation
In the course of a routine security audit we have decided to disable changing account passwords using the API in the near future. Please let us know by Wednesday, June 6th if you currently require this capability in your workflow! If you need some lead time to adjust your code or workflow, we can wait…
The new API is here! Last week we deployed the last bits of new API code for the general API. Partner-specific stuff still needs to be implemented, but now we’re going officially deprecate the old API and I’d like to take this opportunity to politely nudge all API client to move over to using the…
I just pushed the last bits of code to re-implement the API endpoints. This includes the team application, message, and activity endpoints. So this means that all of the general API has now been re-implemented with new code (finally). It’s pretty laughable in hindsight that I thought 2-4 weeks was a reasonable amount of time…
I skipped last weeks API update, but there has been lots of updates in that time. I implemented basically all of the team-related parts of the API (Teams, projects, team members, tasks, etc.) Right now there’s still a bit to be tested, but I think we should be able to deploy it soon. Most of…
I feel like it’s been 2-3 weeks of me saying “we have lots of new API code for you to test, just wait for us to deploy it in the next few days”. Well, the code is finally deployed. If you have an API client, I would definitely recommend testing it against the new stuff. Some…
There’s a ton of new API code that’s pretty much ready, but unfortunately it’s not quite live yet. We just need to do a few more tests and then we will push it (hopefully like today or tomorrow). The last endpoint I implemented was the users endpoint. It went pretty smoothly. The one notable thing…
This week I worked on one of the more complex API endpoints: the subtitles resource. The reason for the complexity is the atypical output format. Normally API endpoints return an object that’s encoded into JSON (or XML, YAML, or something similar). The subtitles resource follows this pattern, but it also allows users to get the…
