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nodevine

v1.0.5

Published

Unofficial Vine API for Node

Downloads

2

Readme

NodeVine

Complete unofficial Vine API for Node.js

Installation

From NPM

npm install nodevine

From Source

npm install

Usage

First, we need to import this module and create a user with a Vine credential.

var Vine = require('nodevine');

var user = new Vine('E-Mail', 'Password');

We now have a Vine User, but we have not yet been authenticated. We need to do that before we make any API calls.

user.authenticate(function(err, res) {
  // We can now make API calls
});

Making API calls

The list of available methods and endpoints is available here.

Simply call the method on the user with two parameters:

  1. An object with the parameters you wish to pass in
  2. Callback function with two arguments: err (error) and res (response)

Examples

Getting our account

user.get_me({}, function(err, res) {
  // res is our account
});

Getting someone's followers

user.get_followers({user_id:'1255502149111492608'}, function(err, res) {
  // res is the list of followers
});

Note, we are passing the user id in as a string and not as an integer because it is too big.

Follow someone

user.follow({user_id:'1255502149111492608'}, function(err, res) {
  // we are now following the given vine user
});

Get trending tags

user.get_trending_tags({}, function(err, res) {
  // we have the trending tags
});

Searching for a user

user.search_users({query:'bob'}, function(err, res) {
  // We have our list of matches
});

I think you get the idea by now. Check out the list of available API calls.

MIT Licence