• Messages
• Users

Kinglet API

Each function is preceded with /api/v1.

Messages

Each URI ends with a query string /?user_name=[user_name]&user_id=[user_id]&session_id=[session_id.

example displaying message number 5:
GET /api/v1/messages/5/ru8er03jjg3k40vjl09/23/JR

[X] GET /messages - homepage. stream. messages created by or sent to the logged in user.

[X] GET /messages/page/3 - page three of the stream.

[X] GET /messages/since/[date] - for the logged-in user, get all new messages received since the supplied date, which is in epoch seconds.

[X] GET /messages/5 - retrieve message 5.

[X] POST /messages - create a new message.

[X] GET /messages/5/replies - retrieve all reply messages for message 5.

[X] POST /messages/5/replies - create a reply message to message 5.

[X] GET /messages/threads - list the messages that start new discussions.

Users

# = URI ends with a query string /?user_name=[user_name]&user_id=[user_id]&session_id=[session_id.

[X] GET /users/JR - retrieve user info for user name JR. #

[X] POST /users - create a new user account.

[X] GET /users/activate/[user_digest] - activate user account

[X] GET /users/JR/logout - logout user JR. #

[X] POST /users/login - login user.

[X] POST /users/password - retrieve new password for existing account. user would not be logged in. this would be executed for someone who forgot or lost password.

[X] PUT /users/password - change password for existing account. user must be logged-in. #

[X] PUT /users - update e-mail and/or profile description for the user #

User actions:
- create account
- activate account
- login
- logout
- change password
- change e-mail and profile description
- request new password
- retrieve user profile info

Message actions:
- get user's stream of messages (sent and received)
- get user's new messages received since supplied date
- get single message
- create a new message
- retrieve all replies for a message
- create a reply to a particular message
- list the new messages that start a thread discussion

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