Andy

Thanks for response. I tried setting items per page to 100. It works for members but not for invites

In any case I am for now just using POST to 

  https://groups.io/g/marxmail/invitations

and an html  parser to grab the invitation data. Works well enough. 

Les

On Sat, Aug 1, 2020 at 12:49 PM, Les Schaffer wrote:

get all the results at once instead of 20 at a time

Les,

I don't know about the API but I'm wondering if your '20 at a time' reference is due to your account preferences which may be set to show just 20 items per page? See https://groups.io/account?page=prefs to increase that limit if needed.

Andy

i need to access the sent invitations data for a new group that just sent out approx 1300 invites.  so the api equivalent of 

   https://groups.io/g/marxmail/invitations?o=20&ord=email&d=asc

i see how to send invites, now i need to access the status  of these invites programmatically (or at least know how to get all the results at once instead of 20 at a time). i do not see the required call in the API documentation, wondering if its not hard to add to the API. 

thanks

Les

On Thu, Jul 23, 2020 at 08:36 AM, Andy Wedge wrote:

Doing a search in this group for android produces no results.

I realised that this topic about the app was posted on the api group. I'll check the app group too.

Andy

On Wed, Jul 22, 2020 at 05:15 AM, Mark Fletcher wrote:

Just a reminder that the app is continuing to be developed

Hi Mark,

I've only seen details about an iOS version in beta testing. Any news on an Android version? Doing a search in this group for android produces no results.

Regards
Andy

Hi All,

Just a reminder that the app is continuing to be developed and I'd appreciate any feedback you may have about it. Push notifications now work, for example, so you can be notified on the go about developments with your group.

Thanks, Mark

Hi Mark,

On Tue, Jun 16, 2020 at 12:33 PM Mark Fletcher <markf@corp.groups.io> wrote:

Hi Jordan,

On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 5:13 PM Jordan Evans <jevans@...> wrote:

I noticed that the domain parameter for the login endpoint was removed
(https://groups.io/api#login). I don't recall when that happened, but
it seemed the parameter worked until fairly recently. I have a couple
of related questions:

It was removed on May 26th as part of a fix for a bug preventing the in-development app from logging in on domains other than groups.io

1. Are we expected to auth against the actual domain now? (for
example, https://lists.onap.org/api/v1/login instead of
https://groups.io/api/v1/login?domain=lists.onap.org&...) We
previously used the domain parameter to determine if
an enterprise setup was already deployed for a given domain.
2. Does the token parameter for login currently work? It seems I still
get a cookie and the response appears unchanged.

It should all work as before except you need to log in using the domain in the URL instead of as a parameter. Nothing else changed. The token parameter should work; if it doesn't please let me know the URL you're using to log in and I'll investigate.

Yep, I missed the token response in the bottom of the JSON response.

In terms of trying to determine if a group is set up or not, I would think that the login call wouldn't resolve since the DNS setup wouldn't be complete yet. Could you use that as an indicator?

My reluctance with that is that we don't want to send groups.io
credentials/tokens to a potential third-party. From testing, it
appears if I make the call to https://groups.io/api/v1/login with a
modified Host header, it works as expected, and I don't worry about
sending credentials to other parties.

Hello,

I noticed that the domain parameter for the login endpoint was removed
(https://groups.io/api#login). I don't recall when that happened, but
it seemed the parameter worked until fairly recently. I have a couple
of related questions:

1. Are we expected to auth against the actual domain now? (for
example, https://lists.onap.org/api/v1/login instead of
https://groups.io/api/v1/login?domain=lists.onap.org&...) We
previously used the domain parameter to determine if
an enterprise setup was already deployed for a given domain.
2. Does the token parameter for login currently work? It seems I still
get a cookie and the response appears unchanged.

Hello,

Does groups.io publish a OpenAPI/Swagger file for the groups.io API? I
didn't see anything in the API documentation.

We are looking at creating mock endpoints for testing purposes, and
this is easily done using off-the-shelf tooling with OpenAPI/Swagger
spec files.

Alternatively, has anyone else created mock endpoints for Groups.io,
or have a suggestion for doing it without this tooling?

Thanks,
Jordan Evans

On 2020-04-08 at 9:02:55 AM, Nadeem Shehzad <nshehzad1@...> wrote:

Does anyone have a sample .NET code to call basic API endpoints such as
authentication, creating group etc.

I've just uploaded a simple app that sets a user's location using the API
from C# at https://github.com/chwarr/gio-api-example.

.NET's HttpClient will automatically handle the auth cookies that Groups.io
uses, so it's pretty simple to use the API. Typically you just POST to the
right URI with null for the content.

QueryHelpers.AddQueryString from the Microsoft.AspNetCore.WebUtilities is
helpful to build these URIs.

I've been able to use System.Text.Json to parse the responses that I've
needed so far. I had to write a little snake_case naming policy to convert
between C#'s prevailing UpperCamelCase style and the lower_snake_case used
by Groups.io.

Here's an example that calls login:

var parameters = new Dictionary<string, string>()
{
["email"] = email,
["password"] = password,
// 2FA is shown in the full example, linked above
};

string loginUri = QueryHelpers.AddQueryString(
"https://groups.io/api/v1/login",
parameters);

HttpResponseMessage response = await _httpClient.PostAsync(
loginUri,
content: null);

[1]: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.AspNetCore.WebUtilities/

--
Christopher W. <lists@...>

Does anyone have a sample .NET code to call basic API endpoints such as authentication, creating group etc.

Greatly appreciate if someone can share the code sample

Thanks Mark -- what I'd like to accomplish is to allow a user to request access to my group through my website without having to go to Groups.io to do so, but then to have that user go through the normal invitation workflow where an administrator approves them in Groups.io before they have access to the Group.

Not urgent, I can think of some ways to work around it on the side of my website, but it would be nice to be able to accomplish this with a single API call to Groups.io.

Hi, I'd like to add a user to my group via the /directadd API, but have their status be set to "sub_status_pending" so that an administrator has to approve them from the pending state.  Is this possible?  Any workarounds if not?

Mark Fletcher disturbed my sleep to write:

Hello,

On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 8:52 AM Hugh Brown VA7UNX <va7unx@...>
wrote:

Hi there -- Is there an API endpoint for muting a topic? I can't seem to
find one on the API reference page -- only for muting a hashtag -- and I
haven't been able to find any discussion in this group. If there's not one
now, are there plans to add one?

That endpoint doesn't yet exist, but it's on the TODO list.

Awesome -- thanks so much!

--
Hugh Brown VA7UNX
https://saintaardvarkthecarpeted.com

Hi there -- Is there an API endpoint for muting a topic?  I can't seem to find one on the API reference page -- only for muting a hashtag -- and I haven't been able to find any discussion in this group.  If there's not one now, are there plans to add one?

My use case is: when an email comes in from a group I'm subscribed to, and I want to mute that particular topic, I want to pass off the email to a script that can do this (rather than click on the "Mute this topic" link).

Thanks, and please let me know if you need any further information.