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TwentyThree

Terminology

For legacy reasons all TwentyThree APIs reference the object type photo. However, depending on the service the API is used with, the photo object type is interchangeable with text posts (on Visualblog), with photos (on Visualblog), and with videos (on TwentyThree and Visualblog).

The API or The TwentyThree API in this document refers to a set of methods made available on the TwentyThree platform in a well-defined manner and enabling programmers to retrieve data from and write data back to the system. The Client in the documentation can refer either to a browser, to the person using the browser, or generally to the program accessing the API.

The examples below refer to http://videos.examples.com. In the real world, the domain should be replaced with the domain for the site you're querying.

Introduction

How are you planning to use the API?

Our API opens up a number of integration options and use cases. Find the best path to solving your use case.

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Terminology

Get a quick introduction to the terminilogy and object types used in the TwentyThree API.

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Requests and Responses

Learn how to request data from the API and how you can expect responses.

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