SoDash API

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SoDash Website Summary:

Warning: The SoDash API is an alpha-service. For security, use https for all requests. [...] The best way to use it is: This is the most efficient way behind the scenes, and it allows for tweaks to the stream settings in SoDash, without breaking the scripts which read from that stream. [...] Each response has the same top level structure: {"messages": an array of notifications for the user -- usually null, "success": usually true, "cargo": an array of tweets & other posts, or a map for a single object } Each message has the format: {"xid": "[email protected]" xids include the service, so they can be used as database keys across Twitter & Facebook – just use a substring call to get the original Twitter id number. "service": "twitter"(or "facebook", etc)., "owner": information on the person (format described below)"name": the post's title, if it has one "contents": the post's text; please note Twitter have rules on how to display this in any public setting., "externalUrl": the post's url on twitter.com, "tags": an array of tags – see notes below for format "location": the post's location – usually null "trueUser": If this was sent from SoDash, we track which SoDash user actually sent it. The format is [email protected] "previous": The previous post, if SoDash knows of one. "next": An array of a few of the responses, if SoDash knows of them. This might not include all responses (a popular tweet can generate a lot). } There is lots of extra data too!