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Fotolia API Kits

Olivier Sirven [email protected] Fotolia.com

Introduction

Fotolia's industry-leading API allows developers and businesses to quickly integrate a vast database of images in their workflows and business models.

Whether you're developing an application with millions of photos, or integrating a stock photography library into your business to increase customer satisfaction, Fotolia's powerful APIs are key. But technical excellence is only part of the formula – our business development team will work with you to determine the best way to maximize results.

Fotolia's API line-up

Partner API

Our Partner API allows you to embed royalty-free image search into your website.

• Your customers may search the entire Fotolia library to find images without leaving your website.
• After finding the perfect image, your customer clicks through to us to buy.
• Since our Affiliate Program is also built into this API, we automatically pay you for all revenues generated.

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Business API

Our Business API is for on-demand businesses producing custom merchandise and products, including web site templates and printed materials.

• Your customers will gain access to high-resolution images directly within your application or web-based tool.
• Wholesale pricing is available.
• You can also use this API to embed Fotolia into your intranet or application to make search and download faster.

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Reseller API

Our Reseller API allows you to sell Fotolia's images under your brand name to your customers.

• Access Fotolia's entire microstock image library, with full search and download capability.
• A complete white-label solution, available in select markets around the world.

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Content of this package

This package contains a full implementation of the API for PHP, python and java. Each provides an example file to show how to use it.

PHP

Requirements:

• PHP >= 5.2
• PHP cURL extension

.Example usage

#!/usr/bin/env php

// loggin in and retrieving user data
$api->loginUser('your_login', 'your_password');
print_r($api->getUserData());

// purchasing and downloading a file
$dl_data = $api->getMedia(35957426, 'XS');
$api->downloadMedia($dl_data['url'], '/tmp/' . $dl_data['name']);

Python

Requirements:

• Python >= 2.7
• pycurl extension

.Example usage

#!/usr/bin/env python

import fotolia_api

api = fotolia_api.FotoliaApi('your_api_key')

# searching for files
results = api.get_search_results({'words': 'car', 'language_id': fotolia_api.LANGUAGE_ID_EN_US, 'limit': 1})
print "Found %d results" % results['nb_results']

for key, value in results.items():
    try:
        int(key)
        print "matching media ID: %d" % value['id']
    except ValueError:
        # iterating only over numeric keys and silently skip other keys
        pass

# loggin in and retrieving user data
api.login_user('your_login', 'your_password')
print api.get_user_data()

# purchasing and downloading a file
dl_data = api.get_media(35957426, 'XS')
api.download_media(dl_data['url'], '/tmp/' + str(dl_data['name']))

Java

Requirements:

• apache common HTTP client
• json simple
• java JDK >= 6.26

A simple Makefile is provided to help using it. It supports following commands:

build:: Build the entire package

jar:: Create a JAR file for easy inclusion

clean:: Clean the build files

example:: Build the example program

.Example usage

import org.webservice.fotolia.*;
import org.json.simple.JSONObject;

public class example
{
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        FotoliaApi client = new FotoliaApi("your_api_key");

        // fetching a media data
        System.out.println(client.getMediaData(18136053));

        // searching files
        FotoliaSearchQuery query = new FotoliaSearchQuery();
        query.setWords("car").setLanguageId(FotoliaApi.LANGUAGE_ID_EN_US).setLimit(1);
        System.out.println(client.getSearchResults(query));

        // buying and downloading a file
        try {
            client.loginUser("your_login", "your_password");
            JSONObject res = client.getMedia(35957426, "XS");
            client.downloadMedia((String) res.get("url"), "/tmp/" + (String) res.get("name"));
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
}

Informations

Email: [email protected]

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