hoaxy API Documentation

Hoaxy visualizes the spread of claims and related fact checking online. A claim may be a fake news article, hoax, rumor, conspiracy theory, satire, or even an accurate report. Anyone can use Hoaxy to explore how claims spread across social media. You can select any matching fact-checking articles to observe how those spread as well.

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GETArticles

GETTweets

GETNetwork

GETTimeline

GETTopUsers

GETTopArticles

GETLatestArticles

Search indexed webpages and return article entities.

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Header Parameters

X-RapidAPI-HostSTRING

REQUIRED

X-RapidAPI-KeySTRING

REQUIRED

Required Parameters

querySTRING

REQUIREDKeywords to search. Lucene query syntax is supported, e.g., +title:Trump. Available field names are 'title', 'meta', 'content', 'canonical_url' and 'date_published'. The field date_published is saved as text 'yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss', you can use a termrangefilter on this field, e.g., the string 'pizzagate AND date_published:[2016-10-28 TO 2016-12-04]' will query documents with any fields contain pizzagate and the date_published is between 2016-10-28 to 2016-12-04. For this to work, you must set `use_lucene_index` to true (see below).

Optional Parameters

sort_bySTRING

OPTIONALChoices {relevant, recent}. Specify how to sort the result, by the most relevant or recent. Default relevant.

use_lucene_syntaxBOOLEAN

OPTIONALWhether the query string is in Lucene query syntax. By default, it is false meaning all Lucene reserved characters would be removed.