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    • FalseAimF
      FalseAim Premium Member
      last edited by

      Can we get an endpoint for the calendar?

      Alternatively, if the event data listed the id or slug of the associated part or volume, I could get the information that way (but with more calls). Currently the event data just lists data for the series, not the part or volume.

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      • yanrishatumY
        yanrishatum Premium Member @FalseAim
        last edited by

        @falseaim https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/events is what you're looking for. Take a look at how calendar currently operates. You can pass it sort, start_date (ISO string), end_date and skip arguments. Use launch sort and define start/end date to get pretty much exactly what calendar is displaying. And skip is obviously for pagination.
        I.e. for example:
        https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/events?sort=launch&start_date=2022-04-30T21%3A00%3A00.000Z&end_date=2022-05-31T21%3A00%3A00.000Z.
        Each event provides valid IDs as well as series information and thumbnail.

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        • chocolatkeyC
          chocolatkey Staff @yanrishatum
          last edited by chocolatkey

          @yanrishatum FYI date parameters can also be unix second timestamps. This applies anywhere in the new API

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          • Crimson WiseC
            Crimson Wise Premium Member @yanrishatum
            last edited by

            @yanrishatum still, having the volume ID attached to the event would be helpful to me. As far as I can tell, it's just the event and series IDs, and the former is the ID of the event, not the part or volume.

            That said, I can work around it by playing with the slugs.

            Quof got a break.
            WHAT'S THE STORY WITH THAT FREAKING BLACK DRAGON?!

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            • chocolatkeyC
              chocolatkey Staff @Crimson Wise
              last edited by chocolatkey

              @crimson-wise The reason there's no volume ID attached to that even is that we would actually have to figure out the volume of each event based on slug lookup, because it's not "attached" in the database, and that's inefficient to do right now, especially for large calendar queries

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              • chocolatkeyC
                chocolatkey Staff
                last edited by

                Added the following to the list:

                GET https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/volumes/{ID or slug}/skus // Volume's third-party purchase options
                GET https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/volumes/{ID or slug}/price // Volume's pricing on JNC
                POST https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/credits/convert // Convert credits to coins
                POST https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/coins/purchase // Purchase coins
                POST https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/coins/redeem/{ID or slug} // Redeem coins by volume slug or ID
                GET https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/coins/options // Get coin pricing options
                

                Astute API users will notice that some more endpoints have been removed from the old API

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                • chocolatkeyC
                  chocolatkey Staff
                  last edited by

                  Added GET https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/history. Required a from and until query parameter with unix timestamps. Lowest acceptable value for either is 1448841600

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                  • kualiK
                    kuali Premium Member
                    last edited by

                    Is there any way to track when a manga volume was last updated or downloaded? For regular ebooks, /me/library has the lastDownload and lastUpdated fields, but I can't spot anything equivalent for manga.

                    https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/6701/omnibus-builder
                    https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/5745/ascendance-of-a-bookworm-omnibus-editions

                    The Primal Desires: Food, Sleep, Sex, StroZero, Hypnotism, and Awayuki Kokorone.

                    Item Diaria Apothecaria legi debent.

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                    • T
                      talisein Premium Member
                      last edited by

                      It'd be great if the me/library's book.download object had a crc32 or any kind of hash. Even just the content length if nothing else; I tried HEADing the download link but there's no size in the headers even.

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                      • chocolatkeyC
                        chocolatkey Staff @talisein
                        last edited by

                        @talisein that's because the ebooks are generated on the fly as they're downloaded. Some sort of etag-equivalent unrelated to the content of the final ebook you download maybe be a possibility in the future, but it will probably never be a checksum of the content itself

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                        • chocolatkeyC
                          chocolatkey Staff @yanrishatum
                          last edited by chocolatkey

                          @yanrishatum

                          Have to also note about /parts/$id/toc not making sense, as it clearly should be /series/$id/toc / /series/$id/parts

                          I know, it's weird. It's a quirk of dealing with the current database and how everything is connected, and it's just easier/more efficient for now to say "I am currently reading this part and I want the TOC for its series" for the mobile app, for which this API was originally designed for. We'll have a better TOC API in the future, probably /v2

                          Regarding your suggestion for accepted content-type, I'll look into it, first I have to make sure it doesn't break any of the clients

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                          • chocolatkeyC
                            chocolatkey Staff
                            last edited by

                            Added the following to the list:

                            PUT https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me
                            GET/POST https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/subscription
                            POST https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/subscription/sync
                            POST/DELETE https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/subscription/cancel
                            POST https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/subscription/estimate
                            GET/DELETE/PUT https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/method
                            GET https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/method/setup
                            

                            Subscription management through the old API is no longer supported, and may be removed at any time.

                            P.S. I'm getting tired of updating/maintaining this list, it will soon be time for proper API docs, currently researching the most appropriate/best docs generator.

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                            • RanR
                              Ran @chocolatkey
                              last edited by

                              Thanks for making all this available, even unofficially -- if you add proper API docs that'll be more than some major companies provide for official partners. :)

                              Speaking of APIs ...
                              @chocolatkey said in Developer PSA: labs.j-novel.club is your new friend!:

                              POST https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/me/coins/purchase

                              Knowing the kind of parameters each takes would be really helpful -- it's a lot harder to work backwards with protobufs!

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                              • chocolatkeyC
                                chocolatkey Staff @Ran
                                last edited by chocolatkey

                                @Ran Yeah protobufs docs is also part of what I want to expose... For now have this, you POST it a PurchaseRequest

                                message StripePaymentIntent {
                                    string payment_method = 1;
                                    string payment_intent = 2;
                                }
                                
                                message PurchaseRequest {
                                    enum Processor {
                                        DEBUG = 0; // Only works when debug mode is enabled on the server
                                        STRIPE = 1; // Stripe
                                        // Insert app payment processors here!
                                    }
                                    Processor processor = 1; // The payment processor to use
                                    uint32 amount = 2; // The amount of coins to purchase
                                    oneof intent { // The payment intent from the processor
                                        StripePaymentIntent stripe_payment_intent = 3;
                                    }
                                }
                                

                                If I remember correctly the enum values need to use the names in JSON, so "processor":"STRIPE"

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                                • RanR
                                  Ran @chocolatkey
                                  last edited by

                                  @chocolatkey Awesome, thanks! That's exactly what I needed. You were totally right about the enum name -- and I would never have figured out how to pass along the payment intent without seeing the protos laid out like that.

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                                  • chocolatkeyC
                                    chocolatkey Staff
                                    last edited by chocolatkey

                                    Added a new GET https://labs.j-novel.club/app/v1/series/{ID or slug}/aggregate , to get all data regarding a series (series, volumes, parts). Should be identical to making the individual requests

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                                    • chocolatkeyC
                                      chocolatkey Staff
                                      last edited by

                                      Added "status" to series, which can be (in JSON format) one of "DEFAULT", "COMPLETE", "HIATUS"

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                                      • BruhtekB
                                        Bruhtek Member
                                        last edited by

                                        Is it possible to get some pointers on the /parts/$slug/data endpoint? Light novel data is simple enough with /embed/$slug/data.xhtml, but doesn't work for manga. I am trying to get manga parts, but have no idea where to even start decoding the response.

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                                        • chocolatkeyC
                                          chocolatkey Staff @Bruhtek
                                          last edited by

                                          @Bartek The manga parts currently have DRM due to the stipulations of the original publisher(s). There is, therefore, no documentation on how to decode and display manga data

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                                          • BruhtekB
                                            Bruhtek Member @chocolatkey
                                            last edited by

                                            @chocolatkey Ah, too bad!

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