Introducing the HiveBuzz API for applications and websites
Several developers have recently contacted us to ask if it is possible to integrate HiveBuzz badges with their websites or applications.
This is why we have set up an API server that will allow them to easily obtain information relating to users' badges. The API is free to use. However, be aware that the call rate is throttled to avoid exhausting the server resources.
How to use the HiveBuzz API?
Endpoint
/level/{username}
| Method | GET |
| Description | Retrieve a user's level image |
| Example | https://hivebuzz.me/api/level/arcange |
HiveBuzz will update the image automatically whenever the user's level changes (up or down).
If you want the API to return the "Dead Fish" image whenever a user has been inactive and hasn't performed any transaction on the blockchain for more than 30 days, you can add the parameter ?dead to your call.
Examples:
https://hivebuzz.me/api/level/arcange
https://hivebuzz.me/api/level/ned
https://hivebuzz.me/api/level/ned?dead
/badges/{username}
| Method | GET |
| Description | Retrieve the list of all badges for a user, including those that were not collected by the user |
| Example | https://hivebuzz.me/api/badges/arcange |
Returns an array of objects with the following properties
type | badge type (activity, perso, meetup) |
ID | identifier |
name | short name |
title | name of the badge displayed on the board |
description | Description of the badge that is displayed in the description modal window when you click on a badge |
description_title | Title displayed on the top of the description window |
group | Group identifier used to group badges by affinity |
url | url of the the badge |
Sample Response:
[
...,
{
"type": "perso",
"ID": 38,
"name": "birthday-3",
"title": "3 years on the Hive blockchain",
"description": "Congratulations! You joined Hive blockchain three years ago!",
"description_title": "3 years on the Hive blockchain",
"group": "P01",
"url": "https://hivebuzz.me/badges/birthday-3.png"
},
{
"type": "meetup",
"ID": 43,
"name": "steemfest-4",
"title": "SteemFest 4 Attendee",
"description": "You went to Bangkok to attend SteemFest⁴",
"description_title": "SteemFest 4 Attendee",
"group": "M01",
"url": "https://hivebuzz.me/badges/steemfest-4.s4.png"
},
...
]
/owners/{id}
| Method | GET |
| Description | Query for the owner list of a badge |
| Example | https://hivebuzz.me/api/owners/43 |
Returns an array of strings (usernames)
Sample Response:
["achimmertens","arcange","brittandjosie","charly.travels","coolsurfer","detlev","fynemiene","louis88","martibis","pundito","rollie1212","sunsea"]
Support
If you need help to integrate your website or application with HiveBuzz, feel free to contact us on Discord.
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