Scoop.it
APIAPI for content curation and open data sharing on Scoop.it
Overview
The Scoop.it API enables developers to programmatically interact with the content curation platform. Key endpoints include fetching curated topics, retrieving scoop details, creating new scoops, and managing user profiles. Responses are formatted in JSON. Use cases include integrating curated open data content into websites/apps, automating content curation workflows, accessing public topic data for research, and syncing Scoop.it content with CMS tools. It supports RESTful principles, allowing seamless integration with modern applications.
Example Integration (JavaScript)
fetch('http://www.scoop.it/dev')
.then(res => res.json())
.then(data => console.log(data))
.catch(err => console.error(err)); Key Features
- RESTful API
- JSON Response Format
- Content & Topic Management
- OAuth 2.0 Authentication
- Open Data Access
Frequently Asked Questions
? Is Scoop.it API free to use?
Yes, it offers a free tier with basic access; advanced features like unlimited requests or team management require a paid subscription.
? Does it require an API Key?
Yes, along with OAuth 2.0 authentication to secure access to user-specific data and perform actions like creating scoops.
? What is the response format?
The Scoop.it API primarily returns responses in JSON format for easy parsing and integration with applications.
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Tool Info
Pros
- ⊕ Simplifies content curation automation
- ⊕ Access to curated open data libraries
- ⊕ Well-documented developer resources
Cons
- ⊖ Rate limits apply to free tiers
- ⊖ Advanced features require paid plans
- ⊖ OAuth setup for user-specific actions
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