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Overview OAuth Simplified

Accounts

GET /get_me GET /tokens POST /login DELETE /logout POST /register POST /confirm POST /reset POST /reset_password GET /incoming_requests GET /outcoming_requests

Users

GET /user/{user_tag} GET /user/{user_tag}/friends GET /user/{user_tag}/playlists GET /user/{user_tag}/photos GET /user/{user_tag}/posts POST /user/{user_tag}/post

Relationships

GET /user/{user_tag}/relationships PATCH /user/{user_tag}/subscribe DELETE /incoming_requests/{user_id}

Dialogs (Messages)

GET /dialogs POST /dialogs POST /dialogs/private/{user_id} GET /dialogs/{dialog_id} GET /dialogs/{dialog_id}/messages GET /dialogs/messages/{message_id} DELETE /dialogs/messages/
{message_id}

Tracks (MuseBase)

GET /musebase/{track_id} GET /musebase/find/{mask} POST /musebase/upload GET /musebase/playlists/{playlist_id} GET /user/{user_tag}/playlists

Photos

GET /photos/{photo_id} POST /photos/upload DELETE /photos/{photo_id} GET /user/{user_tag}/photos

Posts

GET /posts/{post_id} DELETE /posts/{post_id} PATCH /posts/{post_id} PATCH /posts/{post_id}/like GET /posts/{post_id}/comments POST /posts/{post_id}/comment

Comments

GET /comments/{comment_id} DELETE /comments/{comment_id} PATCH /comments/{comment_id}/like

Safety

GET /safety/link

Other

GET /languages GET /countries GET /countries/{country_id}/regions GET /countries/{country_id}/regions/
{region_id}/cities

Yurba CDN (cdn.yurba.one)

GET /photos/{photo_id}.jpg GET /musebase/{track_id}.mp3

Overview

Learn how to send and receive Yurba social data and how to implement APIs, frameworks, products, and SDKs to suit your application needs.

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Authorization

For authorization in Yurba, the token value in the header is used.

"token: y.y8ZghPXy6wn2nF55nQ7YCPT1iQb4pkQl"

It is unique for each user and is generated when logging into your account. Most Yurba endpoints do not require any keys other than a token, since they are used directly in the network frontend. More about login

The token is valid indefinitely until it is deleted via the /logout endpoint.

Standardization

To send data to server you should use json format following headers:

"Content-Type: application/json"

The server's response will also be in json format, often with the value ok, which indicates the completion status of your task.

{ ok: 1, id: 1, token: "y.y8ZghPXy6wn2nF55nQ7YCPT1iQb4pkQl" }

In case of error:

{ ok: 0, detail: "auth_failed" }

When it comes to requests, for example, information about the user, the server will return user model.

More about UserModel: /user/{user_tag}