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:What I'm really interested in is maintaining local dbs of 3/4 user lists and having a client automatically update them every 2/3 weeks. We use this to coordinate information within our country regarding who has what =p. But what we're interested in is a way to be able to selectively retrieve the entire list by some index. OFcourse if its slow, then it makes sense to maintain it locally and just look for changes. The other thing I really want is to somehow retrieve with mylist file data (or user list file data), the date at which something was added to the list. (I understand this information exists). The idea here is we can locally query these lists for files added within the last 2/3 months. --[[User:path|path]] 11:53, 25 June 2006 (IST) | :What I'm really interested in is maintaining local dbs of 3/4 user lists and having a client automatically update them every 2/3 weeks. We use this to coordinate information within our country regarding who has what =p. But what we're interested in is a way to be able to selectively retrieve the entire list by some index. OFcourse if its slow, then it makes sense to maintain it locally and just look for changes. The other thing I really want is to somehow retrieve with mylist file data (or user list file data), the date at which something was added to the list. (I understand this information exists). The idea here is we can locally query these lists for files added within the last 2/3 months. --[[User:path|path]] 11:53, 25 June 2006 (IST) | ||
::That's really not wanted usage for this api. Have you thought about the possibility to use mylist export? You know you can make you own export template and get all the info you want at once? A command that query all changes (lids) within the last 2/3 months (or even weeks) is not going to be added. --[[User:Epoximator|Epoximator]] 12:36, 25 June 2006 (UTC) | ::That's really not wanted usage for this api. Have you thought about the possibility to use mylist export? You know you can make you own export template and get all the info you want at once? A command that query all changes (lids) within the last 2/3 months (or even weeks) is not going to be added. --[[User:Epoximator|Epoximator]] 12:36, 25 June 2006 (UTC) | ||
== NOTIFY COMMANDS == | |||
=== NOTIFYGET: Get Notification/Message === | |||
Feature request: When you get the notification you only find the anime name and the anime id in it. It would be better if you can also get the group id or the group name with this notification, so you know which group has released the movie. It is a headache to find the groupname in the HTTP page, if you have in mind that when more than one group release a movie in one day and you have to find out which you wanna have... | |||
'''Command String:''' | |||
* NOTIFYGET type={str type}&id={int4 id} | |||
'''Possible Replies:'''<br> | |||
when type = N | |||
* 293 NOTIFYGET | |||
: {int4 aid}|{int4 type}|{int2 count}|{str anime_name} | |||
: {int4 date}|{int4 gid} | |||
: {int4 date}|{int4 gid} | |||
* 393 NO SUCH ENTRY | |||
'''Info:''' | |||
* gid | |||
: The group id. In more than one line you can read through the groups which have released a movie. With this information you don't have to read through the whole HTTP file on the anidb page to get to the information. | |||
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