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Adding RSS views #188
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I don't fully understand the goal here; @acabunoc is an RSS feed something identified as a need for the project? I don't see anything in the roadmap (#17) with regards to this. @amitkumarj441 can you explain a little more what you are trying to achieve? Or the errors you are seeing for credentials. There's a lot of stuff in the message above (IFTTT, Flask, APIs, channel-key???) that seems unrelated to PaperBadger; sorry but I am a bit confused. |
Hi @acabunoc , @josmas , I actually want to integrate vast research data which support PaperBadger by implementing post and get request and the above mentioned things in my issue. Thank you |
Hi @amitkumarj441 I'm really sorry, but it is Monday and I am a bit slow :D Can you piece it a little for me? You want an RSS feed of what kind of data? and also, get and post of specifically what kind of information? |
Hey @amitkumarj441, I'm also confused! Do you want to broadcast every time someone gets a badge? |
@amitkumarj441 If it is OK with you, I am going to close this issue for now. I am concerned about potential participants getting sidetracked during the Sprint. Once you have a clear picture of what you want to do, please do reopen again. Thanks! |
Adding RSS views will enable users to connect with the service independent of "IF THIS THEN THAT" (IFTTT).
Our implementation approach for PaperBadger uses some credentials (like a channel-key which is kept secret), so the page just shows with a GET request should be:
{ "errors": [ { "message": "Unauthorized" } ] }
I will use a similar approach in integrating the feature for research data, this will require me to write a web service application in Python (running on the Flask framework) to read data from data using the PaperBadger and PaperBadger API on a regular basis.
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