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Informations about the package blubrry-sdk

Blubrry PHP SDK

The SDK is based on Blubrry API version 2 and you can find the documentation here

Supported Features

Installation

Blubrry SDK requires PHP v7.2+ to run.

use Blubrry\REST\Api

Authenticating Users

The Blubrry API has OAuth2.0 authentication system.

In way to keep using that authentication system, you will have to implement some thing to make that work. The first step is to contat the Blubrry Support Team and ask them for user credentials to use their API.

After that, you will have to add a button into your Website with a redirect to a link like this:

Where:

Parameters Description Type Optional
client_id The client_id that the customer recieved from Blubrry Support Team. string no
redirect_uri The url that the user should be redirected after login into the Blubrry account. string no

This will return a link like this:

Then, you will have to retrieve a Refresh token for this user:

- getRefresh

Description: Gets Access and Refresh token from Blubrry API.

Parameters Description Type Optional
clientId Client Id recieved from Blubrry Team string no
clientSecret Client Secret recieved from Blubrry string no
code Response code from User login at Blubrry string no
redirectUri The url that the user should be redirected after login into the Blubrry account integer yes

Example request:

Example response:

And then, you will use the access_token to be able to do requests to the another API endpoits.

The access_token expires in one hour, you will need to save the refresh_token locally and send a request to the endpoint refreshToken to retrieve a new access_token without need of the user loggin into the Blubrry account.

- getNewAccessToken

Description: Updates the Access token using the Refresh Token.

Parameters Description Type Optional
clientId Client Id recieved from Blubrry Team string no
clientSecret Client Secret recieved from Blubrry string no
refreshToken Response field from getRefresh function string no

Example request:

Example response:

Endpoints

- listPrograms

Description: List Programs from Blubrry.

Parameters Description Type Optional
start Specifies the number of results to return. The default is 20, 100 maximum integer yes
limit Specifies the start position of returned results integer yes

Example request:

Example response:


- listUnpublished

Description: List umpublished Media from Blubrry.

Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword Specifies the program string no
start Specifies the number of results to return. The default is 20, 100 maximum integer yes
limit Specifies the start position of returned results integer yes

Example request:

Example response:


- publishMedia

Description: Publish Media into Blubrry.

Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword Specifies the program string no
mediafile Specifies the media file to insert string no
publish When true, the media file will be made publicly available. boolean no

Example request:

Example response:


- deleteMedia

Description: Delete media from Blubrry

Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword Specifies the program string no
mediafile Specifies the media file to delete string no

Example request:

Example response:


- addMigrateMediaUrl

Description: Adds media URLs to the migration queue.

Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword Specifies the program string no
url Individual URL to add to migration queue. string no
urls Multiple URLs separated by new lines to add to migration queue. Array yes

Example request:

Example response:


- removeMigrateMediaUrl

Description: Remove media URLs from the migration queue.

Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword Specifies the program string no
url Individual URL to add to migration queue. string no
urls Multiple URLs separated by new lines to add to migration queue. Send null or [] if you are using url) Array yes
ids One or more unique migrate IDs separated by commas. Array no

Example request:

Example response:


- migrateStatus

Description: Makes the uploaded media file publicly available.

Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword Specifies the program string no
status Only returns results with specific status. Status may be any one of queued, downloading, completed, skipped, error or empty string for no specific status string yes
start Specifies the number of results to return. The default is 20, 100 maximum integer yes
limit Specifies the start position of returned results integer yes
ids One or more unique migrate IDs separated by commas. Array yes

Example request:

Example response:


- uploadMedia

Description: Uploads a media file to the server.

Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword Specifies the program string no
media_file Specifies the media file to upload. string no

Example request:

Example response:


- summary

Description: Gets Podcast Summary.

Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword Specifies the program string no
month Specific month to pull summary from. string yes
year Specific year to pull summary from string yes

Example request:

Example response:


- totals

Description: Get totals from a specific podcast, only available to professional statistics accounts. Note: start-date and end-date range cannot exceed 45 days.

Parameters Sub-Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword - Specifies the program string no
params - Array with the following parameters Array no
- start-date A start date for fetching Statistics data. Requests can specify a start date formatted as YYYY-MM-DD. string no
- end-date End date for fetching Statistics data. The request can specify an end date formatted as YYYY-MM-DD. string yes
- fields Defaults to date, episode, downloads Selector specifying a subset of fields to include in the response. Fields include date (YYYY-MM-DD), episode (media file name), downloads. string yes
- start Specifies the number of results to return. The default is 20, 100 maximum integer yes
- limit Specifies the start position of returned results integer yes

Example request:

Example response:


- updateListing

Description: Updates the social listing.

Parameters Sub-Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword - Specifies the program string no
params - Array with the following parameters Array no
- title Title of the podcast episode. string no
- date Date in RFC 2822 format string no
- mediaUrl Podcast enclosure “url” value, must be a complete URL with protocol schema. string no
- filesize File size in bytes, this is the Podcast enclosure "length". Value should not be formatted, should not include commas. string no
- feedUrl The RSS feed URL for the specified podcast. Do not try to insert with the podcast episode data, will be used for a different purpose. string yes
- guid RSS item guid value. If not specified, the media-url is used as the guid value. string yes
- subtitle iTunes Subtitle of podcast episode, or the first 255 characters of blog post string yes
- duration iTunes duration, specified in hh:mm:ss string yes
- explicit iTunes explicit value, values can be one of: yes, no, clean. Default set to no string yes
- link RSS item “link” value, should be complete URL to the blog post or page associated with the podcast episode. string yes
- image RSS item "itunes:image" value or the episode’s official image in square coverart form, should be a complete URL to the episode specific image. string yes

Example request:

Example response:


- getSocial

Description: Get Social Options.

Parameters Sub-Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword - Specifies the program string no
params - Array with the following parameters Array no
- social-type Array with all of the another parameters array no
- podcast-id ID of podcast to post to social. string no
- post-data Destinations to post to with specified parameters string no
- social-id Destination social ID which is the meta_id value of the social network settings in the programs_meta database table. string no
- social-image URL to an image to represent the social network in a web page form. string no
- social-title Title of social destination string yes
- form-data This is an array of items of key/value pairs. The options are for generating the form and mapping the values to fields for the eventual post to social endpoints. Array yes
- row-type Specifies type of row to enter into form. Currently supported types: input-text, input-checkbox string yes
- row-order Order number for the row to appear in form. Number starts with 1 and increments upward. string yes
- row-attributes Row attributes if row type is HTML array yes
- content Raw HTML text to be displayed in on page. string yes
- row-attributes Social data array if social-type is input-text Array yes
- label Title of input, placed above input wrapped within a label tag. string yes
- placeholder Placeholder within input. string yes
- help-text Text to go below input box. string yes
- rows Number of rows for input box. Default if not specified is 1. If 2 or more, the textarea tag is used instead of input. string yes
- maxlength Maximum character length for the input box. string yes
- name Name of input field string yes
- value Value for input field string yes
- row-attributes Social data array if social-type is input-checkbox Array yes
- label Title of input, placed to the right of checkbox within a label tag. string yes
- checked Value of either blank (not checked) or 'checked' to indicate that the input should be checked upon initial loading. string yes
- name Name of input field (only used once). string yes
- value Value of input field string yes
- row-attributes Social data array if social-type is input-radio Array yes
- label Title of input, placed to the right of checkbox within a label tag. string yes
- checked Value of either blank (not checked) or 'checked' to indicate that the input should be checked upon initial loading. string yes
- name Name of input field (may be used multiple times to indicate a series of checkboxes) string yes
- value Value of input field string yes

Example request:

Example response:


- postSocial

Description: Post to Social.

Parameters Sub-Parameters Description Type Optional
programKeyword - Specifies the program string no
body - Array with the following parameters Array no
- podcast-id ID of podcast to post to social. string no
- post-data Destinations to post to with specified parameters string no
- social-id Destination social ID which is the meta_id value of the social network settings in the programs_meta database table. string no
- social-type Type of destination, not limited to but currently supported values: twitter, facebook, youtube string no
- social-data Array of data to be posted to the specified social network string no
- social-data Social data array if social-type is twitter Array yes
- content–{SOCIAL-ID} Message to post to twitter. Character limit: 140 string no
- social-data Social data array if social-type is facebook Array yes
- title–{SOCIAL-ID} Title of media file. Character limit: 90 string yes
- description–{SOCIAL-ID} Posting content to Facebook wall or fan page. Character limit: 4000 string yes
- destination-{SOCIAL-ID}-{PAGE-ID} One or more facebook destinations. string yes
- social-data Social data array if social-type is Youtube Array yes
- title–{SOCIAL-ID} Title of posting to YouTube. Character limit: 100 string yes
- description–{SOCIAL-ID} Description of posting to YouTube. Character limit: 4000 string yes

Example request:

Example response:

LICENSE

This SDK is open source with a public repository on GitHub.


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