Lys
July 15, 2020, 8:28am
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References:
“Browse the rest api:”
“you can browse to our api”
In the meantime, you can browse to our api and it lists the start date there, for example:
https://online-go.com/api/v1/games/869960
You can see the game id for the game you are looking at in your address bar.
“It’s even browseable:”
We have both a real time and full REST api that is public, this is a good place to start:
It’s even browseable:
https://online-go.com/api/
“note that our rest api is browseable:”
I’ll just add that these things are linked to from the Developer portal page that also includes a way of generating oauth2 application tokens:
note that our rest api is browseable:
https://online-go.com/api/
Sometimes, some nice volunteers share some knowledge in the forum, like this:
Hi there,
I’ve been toying a bit with making a go bot. My bot’s not doing anything that could be of interest to others at the moment, but along the way I’ve figured out a few things about the OGS APIs that would have been useful to know from the start, so I figure I could write it all out here for others (people writing bots or alternative clients) to benefit.
There are two separate APIs that OGS clients need to interact with:
The REST API is used for infrequent client requests such as logg…
The thread is now closed, but I’m guessing if it couldn’t be a good idea to create a wiki post similar to that one, where people could add their bit and build some sort of guide and index of features.
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