UDP API DEV

UDP API DEVELOPMENT

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Data Commands

ANIME

Possible Replies:

• XXX ANIME BEST MATCH

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Comments:
I'd like this command to cope with a couple of different encodings when passed a title, and be explicit over whether it finds only one result or does a best-match guess. --Rar 04:51, 30 Oct 2005 (CET)

On second thought, is a wide search really wanted or is 'WHERE lower(name)=' good enough?. About encodings, do you care to elaborate? --Epoximator 18:24, 25 November 2005 (CET)

FILE

Comments:
Pass a list of fields (limit e.g. 10 entries) and return content. This makes it possible to request new fields in the database without breaking API for older clients. On updates, only the list of possible fields need to be extendet. -- --Dinoex

I think it's a good idea. Modified a bit. --Epoximator 13:38, 26 November 2005 (CET)

Buddy Commands

Group of commands used to administrate your buddylist.

ADDBUDDY

Command String:

• ADDBUDDY uid={int4 buddy uid}
• ADDBUDDY uname={int4 buddy name}

Possible Replies:

• XXX BUDDY ADDED
• XXX NO SUCH USER
• XXX USER IS ALREADY A BUDDY

DELBUDDY

Command String:

• DELBUDDY uid={int4 buddy uid}

Possible Replies:

• XXX BUDDY DELETED
• XXX NO SUCH BUDDY
• XXX YOU GOT NO FRIENDS

ACCEPTBUDDY

Command String:

• ACCEPTBUDDY uid=NNN

Possible Replies:

• XXX BUDDY ACCEPTED
• XXX NO SUCH BUDDY
• XXX BUDDY ALREADY ACCEPTED

DENYBUDDY

Command String:

• DENYBUDDY uid={int4 buddy uid}

Possible Replies:

• XXX BUDDY DENIED
• XXX NO SUCH USER
• XXX BUDDY ALREADY DENIED

BUDDYLIST

Command String:

• BUDDYLIST startat={int2 start at #}

Possible Replies:

• NNN {int2 start} {int2 end} {int2 total} BUDDY LIST

{int4 uid}|{str username}|{int2 accepted}

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BUDDYSTATE

Command String:

• BUDDYSTATE startat={int2 start at #}

Possible Replies:

• XXX {int2 start} {int2 end} {int2 total} BUDDY STATE

{int4 uid}|{int2 onlinestate}

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Info:

• onlinestate: 0=offline, 1=http online, 2=udp api online, 3=http&udp api online

Misc Commands

ENCRYPT

Will cause all responses, except the first, to be encrypted (128 bit AES). The client will also have to encrypt the requests. The encryption key is the md5 hash of a special (new/to be added) password defined in the users profile. Normal AUTH is still necessary to authenticate.

Command String:

• ENCRYPT user={str name}[&type={int2 type}]

Possible Replies:

• XXX ENCRYPTION ENABLED
• XXX NO SUCH USER
• XXX ENCRYPTION PASSWORD NOT DEFINED
• XXX NO SUCH TYPE

Info:

• user is username
• type is type of encryption, 1 => 128 bit AES, none other defined atm
• encryption pass must be set in profile settings
• not possible to disable/escape.