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by h4l
637 days ago
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I'd be interested in knowing more about your API use. Are you using the official 3rd party API or one of their internal APIs used by their own web front-end? It's a good idea for a project like this. One bit of feedback is that it would be helpful to have a bit more context for the images - the titles get elipsised on mobile and when viewing a full image you can't see the title. |
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From my understanding, it's used a lot by moderators. It's likely that they may block me since I do not pass any authentication or identifier info, but I don't think it'll happen soon as my use case is extremely simple (knock wood).
I query it as such: https://www.reddit.com/r/earth/top.json?limit=50 and then parse it on the front.
During my testing, I was blocked only once and that was because I ended up querying the same URL too much, which in normal usage shouldn't happen.
The previous iteration used a library called snoowrap (https://github.com/not-an-aardvark/snoowrap) which is unfortunately archived now.
Thank you for the feedback about the image context!