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The NoteHub API can only be used in combination with a __Publisher ID__ (PID) and __Publisher Secret Key__ (PSK), which can be issued [here](http://notehub.org/api/register). The PSK can be revoked at any moment in case of an API abuse.
A PID is a string is chosen by the publisher and cannot be longer than 16 characters (e.g.: __notepadPlugin__). A PSK will be generated by the NoteHub API and is a string of hex characters of length 32. (e.g.: ...)
A PID is a string chosen by the publisher and cannot be longer than 16 characters (e.g.: __notepadPlugin__). A PSK will be generated by the NoteHub API and can be a string of any length and content.
All API requests must be issued with one special parameter `version` denoting the expected version of the API as a string, e.g. `"1.0"` (see examples below).
All API requests must be issued with one special parameter `version` denoting the expected version of the API as a string, e.g. `1.0` (see examples below).
## Note Retrieval
A simple `GET` request to the following URL:
http://notehub.org/api/get-note?v=1.0&title=<NOTE-ID>
http://notehub.org/api/get-note?version=1.0&title=<NOTE-ID>
will return a JSON object containing following self explaining fields: `noteID`, `note`, `longURL`, `shortURL`, `statistics`, `status`.
will return a JSON object containing following self explaining fields: `note`, `longURL`, `shortURL`, `statistics`, `status`.
Example:
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Hence, the status of the request can be evaluated by reading of the property `status.success`. The field `status.comment`might contain an error message, a warning or some comments from the server.
Hence, the status of the request can be evaluated by reading of the property `status.success`. The field `status.comment`might contain an error message, a warning or any other comments from the server.
The note ID is a string, containing the date of publishing and a few first words of the note (usually the header), e.g.: `"2014/1/3/lorem-ipsum"`.
The note ID is a string, containing the date of publishing and a few first words of the note (usually the header), e.g.: `2014/1/3/lorem-ipsum`. This ID will be generated by NoteHub automatically.
## Note Creation
A note must be created by a `POST` request to the following URL:
http://notehub.org/api/v1.0/post-note
http://notehub.org/api/post-note
Together with the following parameters:
with the following parameters:
Parameter | Explanation | Type
--- | --- | ---
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`password` | MD5 hash of a plain password for editing | *optional*
`version` | Used API version | **required**
The Signature must be computed on the client side using the note text _and_ the PSK, wrt. the algorithm described below. The signature serves as a proof, that the request is authentic and the will be issued by the publisher corresponding to the provided PID.
The Signature must be computed on the client side using the note text _and_ the PSK, wrt. the algorithm described below. The signature serves as a proof, that the request is authentic and will be issued by the publisher corresponding to the provided PID.
The response of the server will contain the fields `noteID`, `longURL`, `shortURL`, `status`.
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To update a note, an `UPDATE` request must be issued to the following URL:
http://notehub.org/api/v1.0/update-note
http://notehub.org/api/update-note
with the following parameters:
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Note:
- the `hash` variable is typed as a signed 32-bit integer
- `^`denotes an XOR
- `charCodeAt()` returns the char code of the note letter at the given position; e.g., it will return values [97, 167, 1092] for three characters of the string `"a§ф"`.
- `^` denotes an XOR
- `charCodeAt()` returns the char code of the note letter at the given position; e.g., it will return values [97, 167, 1092] for three characters of the string `a§ф`.
Your can test your implementation on the following tests: