DEV Community: 🔆 Wholly API

Count Visitors With Free API

Sh Raj — Fri, 29 Mar 2024 08:07:34 +0000

https://sh20raj.gitbook.io/whollyapi/data/view-counter

👁️ View Counter

Visitor Badge

Simple visitor badge for your website

Want to show how many visitors your site/GitHub profiles gets? Quickly fill in the form on the page, and copy the Markdown or HTML code to the location you want to use it.\

Website :- https://visitorbadge.io/

https://api.visitorbadge.io/api/visitors?path={Your Custom Path Name}

Get Random Images API for free from Lorem Picsum

Sh Raj — Wed, 27 Mar 2024 11:31:58 +0000

https://codexdindia.blogspot.com/

https://sh20raj.gitbook.io/whollyapi/data/random-images

🖼️ Random Images

Lorem Picsum - The Lorem Ipsum for photos

Lorem Picsum is a simple and versatile tool for generating placeholder images for your projects. Whether you need random images, specific ones, grayscale, or blurred variations, Lorem Picsum has got you covered. This README provides an overview of how to use Lorem Picsum and its various features.

How to Use

Easy to Use, Stylish Placeholders

Just add your desired image size (width & height) after our URL, and you'll get a random image.

To get a random image of size 200x300:
```
https://picsum.photos/200/300
```
For a square image, just add the size:
```
https://picsum.photos/200
```

Specific Image

Get a specific image by adding /id/{image} to the start of the URL.

Example:
```
https://picsum.photos/id/237/200/300
```

Static Random Image

Get the same random image every time based on a seed by adding /seed/{seed} to the start of the URL.

Example:

https://picsum.photos/seed/picsum/200/300

Grayscale

Get a grayscale image by appending ?grayscale to the end of the URL.

Example:

https://picsum.photos/200/300?grayscale

Blur

Get a blurred image by appending ?blur to the end of the URL. You can adjust the amount of blur by providing a number between 1 and 10.

Example with default blur:
```
https://picsum.photos/200/300/?blur
```
Example with custom blur (e.g., blur=2):
```
https://picsum.photos/200/300/?blur=2
```

Advanced Usage

You can combine any of the options above. For example, to get a specific image that is grayscale and blurred:

Example:

https://picsum.photos/id/870/200/300?grayscale&blur=2

Requesting Multiple Images

To request multiple images of the same size in your browser, add the random query parameter to prevent caching:

<img src="https://picsum.photos/200/300?random=1">
<img src="https://picsum.photos/200/300?random=2">
<!-- Add as many images as needed -->

File Formats

To get an image with a file ending (e.g., .jpg):
```
https://picsum.photos/200/300.jpg
```
To get an image in the WebP format:
```
https://picsum.photos/200/300.webp
```

List Images

You can get a list of images by using the /v2/list endpoint.

Example:
```
https://picsum.photos/v2/list
```

The API will return 30 items per page by default. To request another page, use the ?page parameter. To change the amount of items per page, use the ?limit parameter.

Example with page 2 and limit 100:

https://picsum.photos/v2/list?page=2&limit=100

The Link header includes pagination information about the next/previous pages.

Image Details

Get information about a specific image by using the /id/{id}/info and /seed/{seed}/info endpoints.

Example to get info about image ID 0:
```
https://picsum.photos/id/0/info
```
Example to get info about a seed:
```
https://picsum.photos/seed/picsum/info
```

You can find out the ID of an image by looking at the Picsum-ID header or the User Comment field in the EXIF metadata.

Attribution

Images are sourced from Unsplash.
Lorem Picsum is proudly powered by Fastly.
Created by David Marby & Nijiko Yonskai.

Support

Having trouble? Feel free to reach out to @DMarby on Twitter.

Enjoy using Lorem Picsum for your placeholder image needs!

Free Random Quotes API - WhollyAPI

Sh Raj — Wed, 27 Mar 2024 09:55:05 +0000

https://codexdindia.blogspot.com/

https://sh20raj.gitbook.io/whollyapi
https://sh20raj.gitbook.io/whollyapi/data/random-quotes

💡 Random Quotes

Quotable -

lukePeavey / quotable

Random Quotes API

Quotable

Quotable is a free, open source quotations API. It was originally built as part of a FreeCodeCamp project. If you are interested in contributing, please check out the Contributors Guide.

Rate Limit

There is a rate limit of 180 requests per minute, per IP address. If you exceed the rate limit, the API will respond with a 429 error.

API Servers

https://api.quotable.io

Postman

You can try out the API on our public Postman workspace.

API Reference

Examples

Get random quote

GET /random

Returns a single random quote from the database

⛔️ This method is deprecated in favor of Get Random Quotes

…

View on GitHub

Quotable is a free, open source quotations API. It was originally built as part of a FreeCodeCamp project. If you are interested in contributing, please check out the Contributors Guide.

Rate Limit

There is a rate limit of 180 requests per minute, per IP address. If you exceed the rate limit, the API will respond with a 429 error.

API Servers

https://api.quotable.io

Postman

You can try out the API on our public Postman workspace.

API Reference

Get random quote
Get Random Quotes
List Quotes
Get Quote By ID
List Authors
Search Quotes (beta)
Search Authors (beta)
Get Author By Slug
List Tags

Examples

Get random quote

GET /random

Returns a single random quote from the database

⛔️ This method is deprecated in favor of Get Random Quotes

Query parameters

param	type	Description
maxLength	`Int`	The maximum Length in characters ( can be combined with `minLength` )
minLength	`Int`	The minimum Length in characters ( can be combined with `maxLength` )
tags	`String`	Get a random quote with specific tag(s). This takes a list of one or more tag names, separated by a comma (meaning `AND`) or a pipe (meaning `OR`). A comma separated list will match quotes that have all of the given tags. While a pipe (`\
author	{% raw %}`String`	Get a random quote by one or more authors. The value can be an author `name` or `slug`. To include quotes by multiple authors, provide a pipe-separated list of author names/slugs.
authorId	`String`	`deprecated` Same as `author` param, except it uses author `_id` instead of `slug`

Response

{
  _id: string
  // The quotation text
  content: string
  // The full name of the author
  author: string
  // The `slug` of the quote author
  authorSlug: string
  // The length of quote (number of characters)
  length: number
  // An array of tag names for this quote
  tags: string[]
}

Get Random Quotes

GET /quotes/random

Get one or more random quotes from the database. This method supports several filters that can be used to get random quotes with specific properties (ie tags, quote length, etc.)

By default, this methods returns a single random quote. You can specify the number of random quotes to return via the limit parameter.

⚠️ This method is equivalent to the /random endpoint. The only difference is the response format: Instead of retuning a single Quote object, this method returns an Array of Quote objects.

param	type	Description
limit	`Int`	`default: 1` `min: 1` `max: 50` The number of random quotes to retrieve.
maxLength	`Int`	The maximum Length in characters ( can be combined with `minLength` )
minLength	`Int`	The minimum Length in characters ( can be combined with `maxLength` )
tags	`String`	Get a random quote with specific tag(s). This takes a list of one or more tag names, separated by a comma (meaning `AND`) or a pipe (meaning `OR`). A comma separated list will match quotes that have all of the given tags. While a pipe (`\
author	{% raw %}`String`	Get a random quote by one or more authors. The value can be an author `name` or `slug`. To include quotes by multiple authors, provide a pipe-separated list of author names/slugs.
authorId	`String`	`deprecated` Same as `author` param, except it uses author `_id` instead of `slug`

Response

// An array containing one or more Quotes
Array<{
  _id: string
  // The quotation text
  content: string
  // The full name of the author
  author: string
  // The `slug` of the quote author
  authorSlug: string
  // The length of quote (number of characters)
  length: number
  // An array of tag names for this quote
  tags: string[]
}>

Examples

Get random quote try in browser

GET /quotes/random

Get 5 random quotes try in browser

GET /quotes/random?limit=3

Random Quote with tags "technology" AND "famous-quotes" try in browser

GET /quotes/random?tags=technology,famous-quotes

Random Quote with tags "History" OR "Civil Rights" try in browser

GET /quotes/random?tags=history|civil-rights

Random Quote with a maximum length of 50 characters try in browser

GET /quotes/random?maxLength=50

Random Quote with a length between 100 and 140 characters try in browser

GET /quotes/random?minLength=100&maxLength=140

List Quotes

GET /quotes

Get all quotes matching a given query. By default, this will return a paginated list of all quotes, sorted by _id. Quotes can also be filter by author, tag, and length.

Query parameters

param	type	Description
maxLength	`Int`	The maximum Length in characters ( can be combined with `minLength` )
minLength	`Int`	The minimum Length in characters ( can be combined with `maxLength` )
tags	`String`	Filter quotes by tag(s). Takes a list of one or more tag names, separated by a comma (meaning `AND`) or a pipe (meaning `OR`). A comma separated list will match quotes that have all of the given tags. While a pipe (`\
author	{% raw %}`String`	Get quotes by a specific author. The value can be an author `name` or `slug`. To get quotes by multiple authors, provide a pipe separated list of author names/slugs.
authorId	`String`	`deprecated` Same as `author` param, except it uses author `_id` instead of `slug`
sortBy	`enum`	`Default: "dateAdded"` `values: "dateAdded", "dateModified", "author", "content"` The field used to sort quotes
order	`enum`	`values: "asc", "desc"` `default: depends on sortBy` The order in which results are sorted. The default order depends on the sortBy field. For string fields that are sorted alphabetically, the default order is ascending. For number and date fields, the default order is descending.
limit	`Int`	`Min: 1` `Max: 150` `Default: 20` Sets the number of results per page.
page	`Int`	`Min: 1` `Default: 1` The page of results to return. If the value is greater than the total number of pages, request will not return any results

Response

{
  // The number of quotes returned in this response
  count: number
  // The total number of quotes matching this query
  totalCount: number
  // The current page number
  page: number
  // The total number of pages matching this request
  totalPages: number
  // The 1-based index of the last result included in the current response.
  lastItemIndex: number
  // The array of quotes
  results: Array<{
    _id: string
    // The quotation text
    content: string
    // The full name of the author
    author: string
    // The `slug` of the quote author
    authorSlug: string
    // The length of quote (number of characters)
    length: number
    // An array of tag names for this quote
    tags: string[]
  }>
}

Examples

Get the first page of quotes, with 20 results per page try in browser

GET /quotes?page=1

Get the second page of quotes, with 20 results per page try in browser

GET /quotes?page=2

Get all quotes with the tags love OR happiness try in browser

GET /quotes?tags=love|happiness

Get all quotes with the tags technology AND famous-quotes try in browser

GET /quotes?tags=technology,famous-quotes

Get all quotes by author, using the author's slug. try in browser

GET /quotes?author=albert-einstein

Get Quote By ID

GET /quotes/:id

Get a quote by its ID

Response

{
  _id: string
  // The quotation text
  content: string
  // The full name of the author
  author: string
  // The length of quote (number of characters)
  length: number
  // An array of tag names for this quote
  tags: string[]
}

List Authors

GET /authors

Get all authors matching the given query. This endpoint can be used to list authors, with several options for sorting and filter. It can also be used to get author details for one or more specific authors, using the author slug or ids.

Query parameters

param	type	Description
slug	`string`	Filter authors by slug. The value can be one or more author slugs. To get multiple authors by slug, the value should be a pipe separated list of slugs.
sortBy	`enum`	`Default: "name"` `values: "dateAdded", "dateModified", "name", "quoteCount"` The field used to sort authors.
order	`enum`	`values: "asc", "desc"` The order in which results are sorted. The default order depends on the sortBy field. For string fields that are sorted alphabetically (ie `name`), the default order is ascending. For number and date fields (ie `quoteCount`) the default order is descending.
limit	`Int`	`Min: 1` `Max: 150` `Default: 20` Sets the number of results per page.
page	`Int`	`Min: 1` `Default: 1` The page of results to return. If the value is greater than the total number of pages, request will not return any results

Response

{
  // The number of results included in this response.
  count: number
  // The total number of results matching this request.
  totalCount: number
  // The current page number
  page: number
  // The total number of pages matching this request
  totalPages: number
  // The 1-based index of the last result included in this response. This shows the
  // current pagination offset.
  lastItemIndex: number | null
  // The array of authors
  results: Array<{
    // A unique id for this author
    _id: string
    // A brief, one paragraph bio of the author. Source: wiki API
    bio: string
    // A one-line description of the author. Typically it is the person's primary
    // occupation or what they are know for.
    description: string
    // The link to the author's wikipedia page or official website
    link: string
    // The authors full name
    name: string
    // A slug is a URL-friendly ID derived from the authors name. It can be used as
    slug: string
    // The number of quotes by this author
    quoteCount: string
  }>
}

Examples

Get all authors, sorted alphabetically by name try in browser

GET /authors?sortBy=name

Get all authors, sorted by number of quotes in descending order try in browser

GET /authors?sortBy=quoteCount&order=desc

Get a single author by slug. try in browser

GET /authors?slug=albert-einstein

Get multiple authors by slug. In this case, you provide a pipe-separated list of slugs try in browser

GET /authors?slug=albert-einstein|abraham-lincoln

Search Quotes (beta)

GET /search/quotes

This endpoint allows you to search for quotes by keywords, content, and/or author name. Unlike the List Quotes endpoint, this method is powered by Atlas Search and is designed to power a search bar UI.

Search results are sorted by score
The query can be wrapped in quotes to search for an exact phrase. In this case, results will only include quotes that match the query exactly.
Supports fuzzy search (optional). This allows for minor typos and misspelling in the search query. For more info on how this works, refer to the Atlas docs

Query Params

Param	Type	Description
query	`String`	The search string. The query can be wrapped in quotes to search for an exact phrase.
fields	`String`	`Default: "content,author,tags"` Specify the fields to search by. This takes a comma separated list of field names. Supported search fields are "content", "author", "tags". By default, it will search by all fields simultaneously.
fuzzyMaxEdits	`Int`	`Min: 0` `Max: 2` `Default: 0` The maximum number of single-character edits required to match the specified search term. Setting this to zero disables fuzzy matching.
fuzzyMaxExpansions	`Int`	`Max: 150` `Min: 0` `Default: 50` When fuzzy search is enabled, this is the maximum number of variations to generate and search for. This limit applies on a per-token basis.
limit	`Int`	`Min: 0` `Max: 150` `Default: 20` The maximum number of results per page
page	`Int`	`Min: 1` `Default: 1` Sets the page number for pagination

Response

{
  // The number of results included in this response.
  count: number
  // The total number of results matching this request.
  totalCount: number
  // The current page number
  page: number
  // The total number of pages matching this request
  totalPages: number
  // The 1-based index of the last result included in this response. This shows the
  // current pagination offset.
  lastItemIndex: number | null
  // The array of authors
  results: Array<{
    // A unique id for this author
    _id: string
    // A brief, one paragraph bio of the author. Source: wiki API
    bio: string
    // A one-line description of the author. Typically it is the person's primary
    // occupation or what they are know for.
    description: string
    // The link to the author's wikipedia page or official website
    link: string
    // The authors full name
    name: string
    // A slug is a URL-friendly ID derived from the authors name. It can be used as
    slug: string
    // The number of quotes by this author
    quoteCount: string
  }>
}

Examples

Search for "every good technology is basically magic" (try in browser)

GET /search/quotes?query=every good technology is basically magic

Results:

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is equivalent to magic."

Search for the phrase "divided house"

GET /search/quotes?query=divided house

Results

"A house divided against itself cannot stand."

Search for quotes with the keywords "life" or "happiness" (try in browser)

GET /search/quotes?query=life happiness

Search for quotes by an author named "kennedy" (try in browser)

GET /search/quotes?query=Kennedy&fields=author

Search Authors (beta)

GET  /search/authors

This endpoint allows you search for authors by name. It is designed to power a search bar for authors that displays autocomplete suggests as the user types.

Powered by Atlas Search.
Real autocomplete
Results are sorted by score
Parses the query into "terms". Things like initials, prefixes, suffixes, and stopwords are not considered search terms. They will still impact the score of a result, but are not required to match.

Example
query="John F. Kennedy"
terms=["john", "kennedy"]

 term      term
  |         |
John  F.  Kennedy  Jr.
      |             |
   initial        suffix

Example
query="Saint Augustine of Hippo"
terms=["Augustine", "Hippo"]

        term        term
          |          |
 Saint Augustine of Hippo
   |             |
prefix        stopword

Query Parameters

Param	Type	Description
query	`String`	The search query
autocomplete	`Boolean`	`default: true` Enables autocomplete matching
matchThreshold	`Int`	`Min: 1` `Max: 3` `Default: 2` Sets the minimum number of search terms (words) that must match for an author to be included in results. Basically, if this is set to 1, the results will include all authors that match at least one part of the name. So query="John F. Kennedy" the results would include all authors that match either "john" `OR` "kennedy". If this is set to `2`: when the search query includes two or more "terms", at least two of those terms must match. So query="John F. Kennedy" would only return authors that match "John" `AND` "Kennedy".
limit	`Int`	`Min:` `Max: 150` `Default: 20` Maximum number of results per page
page	`Int`	`Min: 1` `Default: 1` Sets the page number for pagination

Response

{
  // The number of results included in this response.
  count: number
  // The total number of results matching this request.
  totalCount: number
  // The current page number
  page: number
  // The total number of pages matching this request
  totalPages: number
  // The 1-based index of the last result included in this response. This shows the
  // current pagination offset.
  lastItemIndex: number | null
  // The array of authors
  results: Array<{
    // A unique id for this author
    _id: string
    // A brief, one paragraph bio of the author. Source: wiki API
    bio: string
    // A one-line description of the author. Typically it is the person's primary
    // occupation or what they are know for.
    description: string
    // The link to the author's wikipedia page or official website
    link: string
    // The authors full name
    name: string
    // A slug is a URL-friendly ID derived from the authors name. It can be used as
    slug: string
    // The number of quotes by this author
    quoteCount: string
  }>
}

Examples

Search for author named "Einstein" (try in browser)

GET /search/authors?query=Einstein

Results:

Albert Einstein

Autocomplete search for "Einstein" (try in browser)

GET /search/authors?query=Einst

Results:

Albert Einstein

Search for "John Adams" (try in browser)

GET /search/authors?query=john adams

Results

John Adams

John Quincy Adams

Search for "John Quincy Adams" (try in browser)

GET /search/authors?query=john quincy adams

Results:

John Quincy Adams)

John Adams

Get Author By Slug

Get a single Author by slug. This method can be used to get author details such as bio, website link, and profile image.

If you want to get all quotes by a specific author, use the /quotes endpoint and filter by author author name/slug.

If you want to get multiple authors by slug in a single request, use the /authors endpoint and filter by slug.

GET /authors/:id

Response

{
  // A unique id for this author
  _id: string
  // A brief, one paragraph bio of the author. Source wiki API.
  bio: string
  // A one-line description of the author.
  description: string
  // The link to the author's wikipedia page or official website
  link: string
  // The authors full name
  name: string
  // A slug is a URL-friendly ID derived from the authors name. It can be used as
  slug: string
  // The number of quotes by this author
  quoteCount: string
}

List Tags

GET /tags

Get a list of all tags

Query parameters

param	type	Description
sortBy	`enum`	`Default: "name"` `values: "dateAdded", "dateModified", "name", "quoteCount"` The field used to sort tags.
order	`enum`	`values: "asc", "desc"` The order in which results are sorted. The default order depends on the sortBy field. For string fields that are sorted alphabetically, the default order is ascending. For number and date fields, the default order is descending.

Response

{
  // The number of all tags by this request
  count: number
  // The array of tags
  results: Array<{
    _id: string
    name: string
  }>
}

Grab HTML of any Website using JavaScript without getting blocked - Wholly API

Sh Raj — Mon, 24 Jan 2022 16:15:31 +0000

🔆 Wholly API :- https://wholly-api.sh20raj.repl.co/

API endpoint-

https://wholly-api.sh20raj.repl.co/get/website-data.php

Fetch Using JavaScript :- Ref. Google

See Example :-
Fetching example.com

https://wholly-api.sh20raj.repl.co/get/website-data.php?get_html=https://example.com/

The result looks like here

<!doctype html> <html> <head>     <title>Example Domain</title>      <meta charset="utf-8" />     <meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />     <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />     <style type="text/css">     body {         background-color: #f0f0f2;         margin: 0;         padding: 0;         font-family: -apple-system, system-ui, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", "Open Sans", "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;              }     div {         width: 600px;         margin: 5em auto;         padding: 2em;         background-color: #fdfdff;         border-radius: 0.5em;         box-shadow: 2px 3px 7px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.02);     }     a:link, a:visited {         color: #38488f;         text-decoration: none;     }     @media (max-width: 700px) {         div {             margin: 0 auto;             width: auto;         }     }     </style>     </head>  <body> <div>     <h1>Example Domain</h1>     <p>This domain is for use in illustrative examples in documents. You may use this     domain in literature without prior coordination or asking for permission.</p>     <p><a href="https://www.iana.org/domains/example">More information...</a></p> </div> </body> </html>

Let's do it Using JavaScript (Fetch API)

Ref. -> https://www.google.com/search?q=javascript+fetch+api

Sample JavaScript Code

fetch('https://wholly-api.000webhostapp.com/get/website-data.php?get_html=https://example.com/')
  .then(response => response.text())
  .then(data => console.log(data));

Result

<!doctype html> <html> <head>     <title>Example Domain</title>      <meta charset="utf-8" />     <meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />     <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />     <style type="text/css">     body {         background-color: #f0f0f2;         margin: 0;         padding: 0;         font-family: -apple-system, system-ui, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", "Open Sans", "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;              }     div {         width: 600px;         margin: 5em auto;         padding: 2em;         background-color: #fdfdff;         border-radius: 0.5em;         box-shadow: 2px 3px 7px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.02);     }     a:link, a:visited {         color: #38488f;         text-decoration: none;     }     @media (max-width: 700px) {         div {             margin: 0 auto;             width: auto;         }     }     </style>     </head>  <body> <div>     <h1>Example Domain</h1>     <p>This domain is for use in illustrative examples in documents. You may use this     domain in literature without prior coordination or asking for permission.</p>     <p><a href="https://www.iana.org/domains/example">More information...</a></p> </div> </body> </html>

Working on a Project. WebScrapperJS - That can Get Content/HTML of any website without being blocked by CORS even using JavaScript integrated with WhollyAPI. You can also contribute on GitHub.

SH20RAJ / WebScrapperJS

WebScrapperJS - Get Content/HTML of any website without being blocked by CORS even using JavaScript by WhollyAPI

WebScrapperJS

WebScrapperJS - Get Content/HTML of any website without being blocked by CORS even using JavaScript by WhollyAPI

Website :- https://sh20raj.github.io/WebScrapperJS/

GitHub | Repl.it | Dev.to Article

Grab the CDN or Download the JavaScript File

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/SH20RAJ/WebScrapperJS/WebScrapper.js" ></script>

WebScrapper.get() will return you the content of the provided url in a String.
WebScrapper.gethtml() will return you the content of the provided url as Parsed DOM. ( Will get the html and Parse it as a DOM object . Will return you a #Document)
WebScrapper.getjson() will return you the content of the provided url as Parsed JSON.

To Get HTML/Text/Content of Any Website in a String.

var html = WebScrapper.get('https://webscrapperjs.sh20raj.repl.co/');//This will be return the HTML/Text inside the webpage in a String.
console.log(html);

This will be return the HTML/Text inside the webpage in…

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Alternate website :- https://wholly-api.sh20raj.repl.co/

Instagram Image downloader Using JavaScript - API - Wholly API

Sh Raj — Mon, 24 Jan 2022 15:51:35 +0000

Wholly API :- https://wholly-api.appspages.online/

See This is the API endpoint-

https://wholly-api.appspages.online/websites/instagram.com/

Fetch Using JavaScript :- Ref. Google

Users can fetch the websites content on there website even using Pure JavaScript.
The different URLs will return you different results in JSON format. Just grab the JSON Using any Server Side or Client Side Language and Show on website.

Some API Uses are Given Below :-

Get Post's Images URL

https://wholly-api.appspages.online/websites/instagram.com/get-post.php?id={{Your Post's id}}

See Example Here :-
https://wholly-api.appspages.online/websites/instagram.com/get.php?id=CXCI49ABauD

It will return a JSON you something like this

{
    "status": 1,
    "id": "CXCI49ABauD",
    "user": "robertdowneyjr",
    "userimage": "https:\/\/imageproxy.pimg.tw\/resize?url=https%3A%2F%2Fscontent-mxp2-1.cdninstagram.com%2Fv%2Ft51.2885-19%2Fs150x150%2F143237481_227994098925572_6634984787450078090_n.jpg%3F_nc_ht%3Dscontent-mxp2-1.cdninstagram.com%26_nc_cat%3D1%26_nc_ohc%3DVw8f-EcRVOEAX_9Rdcf%26edm%3DAP_V10EBAAAA%26ccb%3D7-4%26oh%3D00_AT9sHFQHA_c3gNDCCf3JxjDVA6g2OdRxTxo7BizkuTUc4A%26oe%3D62021D39%26_nc_sid%3D4f375e",
    "images": [
        "https:\/\/img1.imginn.org\/?https:\/\/scontent-mxp2-1.cdninstagram.com\/v\/t51.2885-15\/sh0.08\/e35\/s640x640\/261084594_2924707011193308_3032430190944028166_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-mxp2-1.cdninstagram.com&#38;_nc_cat=100&#38;_nc_ohc=BXj-qNYHjhsAX_2FOqK&#38;edm=AP_V10EBAAAA&#38;ccb=7-4&#38;oh=00_AT96Q6nY747OyDVi56OsLcDnoE_aEU1e6k8Y141GgTNYow&#38;oe=62025157&#38;_nc_sid=4f375e",
        "https:\/\/img6.imginn.org\/?https:\/\/scontent-mxp2-1.cdninstagram.com\/v\/t51.2885-15\/sh0.08\/e35\/s640x640\/263237181_630058388018418_8819686837614848636_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-mxp2-1.cdninstagram.com&#38;_nc_cat=106&#38;_nc_ohc=pqmWK8BQfvgAX9c9EaX&#38;edm=AP_V10EBAAAA&#38;ccb=7-4&#38;oh=00_AT8JcFrQNNwshHa2APAkBoNcyrxyjW2hvvOIiXnEGovKtQ&#38;oe=6201A575&#38;_nc_sid=4f375e"
    ],
    "nickname": "Robert Downey Jr. Official",
    "description": " It\u2019s Friday, we\u2019re blasting The Beatles, going down memory lane and continuing our mission today for a great cause\u2026Want an autograph of your own and bragging rights for helping planet Earth? Thought so - check the link in the bio! "
}

You can fetch the results using XHR or fetch API or Use WebScrapperJS in pure JavaScript.

Get User Data

https://wholly-api.appspages.online/websites/instagram.com/get-user.php?id={{Your Instagram Username}}

See Example Here :-
https://wholly-api.appspages.online/websites/instagram.com/get-user.php?id=robertdowneyjr

It will return a JSON you something like this

{
    "status": 1,
    "id": "robertdowneyjr",
    "user": "robertdowneyjr",
    "userimage": "https:\/\/imageproxy.pimg.tw\/resize?url=https%3A%2F%2Fscontent-mxp2-1.cdninstagram.com%2Fv%2Ft51.2885-19%2Fs150x150%2F143237481_227994098925572_6634984787450078090_n.jpg%3F_nc_ht%3Dscontent-mxp2-1.cdninstagram.com%26_nc_cat%3D1%26_nc_ohc%3DVw8f-EcRVOEAX_9Rdcf%26edm%3DAP_V10EBAAAA%26ccb%3D7-4%26oh%3D00_AT9sHFQHA_c3gNDCCf3JxjDVA6g2OdRxTxo7BizkuTUc4A%26oe%3D62021D39%26_nc_sid%3D4f375e",
    "postids": [
        "CXgs_RkJYUi",
        "CXCI49ABauD",
        "CW6S4trMpDA",
        "CWbL8fXPZj9",
        "CV8gUePvuoX",
        "CV3GfJIPHE8",
        "CVA8YCAFfo9",
        "CU-Yd_eFGvc",
        "CThycoMlPVq",
        "CTXeu4RF4Sz",
        "CTAvnrfhBqh",
        "CSuZR-Npuyw"
    ],
    "stories": "https:\/\/imginn.org\/api\/reels\/?id=1518284433",
    "nickname": "Robert Downey Jr. Official",
    "description": ""
}

You can fetch the results using XHR or fetch API or Use WebScrapperJS.

The API will be improved more.
Features yet to be added :-

Reels & Video downloading
Load images in multiple pages
Multiple Image Downloading (Added ✅)
Profile image downloading (Added ✅)
and many more...

You can contribute here :- https://github.com/SH20RAJ/instaxapi or https://github.com/SH20RAJ/whollyapi/tree/main/websites/instagram.com

sh20raj-dump / instaxapi

Instagram Downloader Api

instaxapi

Instagram Downloader Api by WhollyAPI

Endpoint :- https://wholly-api.herokuapp.com/websites/instagram.com/

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Scrapping PngAAA and Made an API of it on whollyapi - Story Time

Sh Raj — Mon, 24 Jan 2022 11:09:01 +0000

Wholly API :- https://wholly-api.appspages.online/

References - Website Scrapping
Web scraping, web harvesting, or web data extraction is data scraping used for extracting data from websites. The web scraping software may directly access the World Wide Web using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol or a web browser. Wikipedia

Checkout a new Project Using this Scrapped API

sh20raj-dump / pngaaaclone

Pngaaa Clone Using WebScrapperJS and WhollyAPI

pngaaaclone

Pngaaa Clone Using WebScrapperJS and WhollyAPI

See Demo :- https://soppng.vercel.app/ | https://sh20raj.github.io/pngaaaclone/

Demo on Blogger :- https://sop-png.blogspot.com/

Create Using WebScrapperJS :- https://github.com/SH20RAJ/WebScrapperJS

See Dev.to Article :-

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Demo :- https://pngaaaclone.sh20raj.repl.co/

See This is the API endpoint-

https://wholly-api.sh20raj.repl.co/websites/pngaaa.com/

See this website https://www.pngaaa.com/ has no feature of API so that a user can not show the website's (https://www.pngaaa.com/) content on their website.

Fetch Using JavaScript :- Ref. Google

But after scrapping it and made a API for the users. Users can fetch the websites content on there website even using Pure JavaScript.
The different URLs will return you different results in JSON format. Just grab the JSON Using any Server Side or Client Side Language and Show on website.

Some API Uses are Given Below :-

If PngAAA.com have any worry or problem for this just contact me. I will remove it. This is Just made for educational purpose.

Fetch Categories

https://wholly-api.sh20raj.repl.co/websites/pngaaa.com/categories.php

Fetch Search Results

https://wholly-api.sh20raj.repl.co/websites/pngaaa.com/search.php?q={{Your Query String}}&page={{Your Page no.}}

See an Example Here :-

https://wholly-api.sh20raj.repl.co/websites/pngaaa.com/search.php?q=dog&page=10

It will return you Something like this

{
    "status": 1,
    "query": "dog",
    "page": "10",
    "data": [
        "1017701",
        "822790",
        "2077049",
        "1654031",
        "2152102",
        "2482165",
        "4024007",
        "4031578",
        "4450534",
        "2607152",
        "2607021",
        "3467009",
        "3588913",
        "4417695",
        "476470",
        "3269049",
        "1346069",
        "3269105",
        "874509",
        "2388600",
        "3190080",
        "4417699",
        "3190068",
        "3467051",
        "421309",
        "598495",
        "265445",
        "421378",
        "421416",
        "476402",
        "730339",
        "4024023",
        "4023993",
        "4024014",
        "774073",
        "1012741",
        "1012876",
        "2467859",
        "488821",
        "488826",
        "488828",
        "730398",
        "730401",
        "1353186",
        "1353171",
        "4376447",
        "4376472",
        "3351561",
        "3394213",
        "3466976",
        "616844",
        "1012866",
        "1147281",
        "2467854",
        "3402659",
        "315805",
        "4031580",
        "616928",
        "265431",
        "265463",
        "265485",
        "616796",
        "616815",
        "774154",
        "874538",
        "2388606",
        "3201266",
        "3399937",
        "4417776",
        "265425",
        "476396",
        "476494",
        "476407",
        "530053",
        "874542",
        "822745",
        "2104714",
        "1403416",
        "1653907",
        "4031539"
    ],
    "suggetions": [
        "Dog Png",
        "Dog Logo",
        "Doge Png",
        "Hot Dog Png",
        "Dog Transparent Background"
    ]
}

You will get So many id's in data array of the JSON and See What to do with this id's. This are basically Image id's.

Let's Assume 1017701 this is our id.

Direct Download URL - https://www.pngaaa.com/api-download/1017701
See More Usage Below

Fetch Image details Using ID

https://wholly-api.sh20raj.repl.co/websites/pngaaa.com/details.php?id={{Your Image ID}}

See Example Here :-
https://wholly-api.sh20raj.repl.co/websites/pngaaa.com/details.php?id=1017701

It will return you something like this.

{
    "status": 1,
    "id": "1017701",
    "title": "Locket Necklace Dog Tag Military - Dog Tags Transparent Background Png,Dog Tags Png - free transparent png images - pngaaa.com",
    "size": "162.81 KB",
    "download": "https:\/\/www.pngaaa.com\/api-download\/1017701",
    "middle_size_image": "https:\/\/image.pngaaa.com\/701\/1017701-middle.png",
    "small_size_image": "https:\/\/image.pngaaa.com\/701\/1017701-small.png",
    "filetype": "PNG (72dpi)",
    "related": [
        "1017681",
        "1017682",
        "1017683",
        "1017684",
        "1017686",
        "1017689",
        "1017690",
        "1017692",
        "1017693",
        "1017694",
        "1017697",
        "1017703",
        "1017704",
        "1017707",
        "1017710",
        "1017712",
        "1017714",
        "1017717",
        "1017719",
        "1017720",
        "1017722",
        "1017723",
        "1017724",
        "1017725",
        "1017726",
        "1017727",
        "1017728",
        "1017731",
        "1017743",
        "1017744",
        "1017747",
        "1017749",
        "1017751",
        "1017755",
        "1017758",
        "1017760",
        "1017762",
        "1017763",
        "1017764",
        "1017765",
        "1017771",
        "1017774",
        "1017775",
        "1017780",
        "1017782",
        "1017783",
        "1017786",
        "1017787",
        "1017791",
        "1017793"
    ],
    "date": "2020-03-31 11:17:25",
    "license": "License:Non-commercial Use",
    "dimensions": "441 x 1201"
}

You are getting title, other size image's link, direct download link and many more thing...
You are getting some related images id also that can show related images.

Is website scraping is a crime

Web scraping itself is not illegal. As a matter of fact, web scraping – or web crawling, were historically associated with well-known search engines like Google or Bing. These search engines crawl sites and index the web. ... A great example when web scraping can be illegal is when you try to scrape nonpublic data.

Still -

If PngAAA.com have any worry or problem for this just contact me. I will remove it. This is Just made for educational purpose.

Recommended Library for Web Scrapping

SH20RAJ / WebScrapperJS

WebScrapperJS - Get Content/HTML of any website without being blocked by CORS even using JavaScript by WhollyAPI

WebScrapperJS

WebScrapperJS - Get Content/HTML of any website without being blocked by CORS even using JavaScript by WhollyAPI

Website :- https://sh20raj.github.io/WebScrapperJS/

GitHub | Repl.it | Dev.to Article

Grab the CDN or Download the JavaScript File

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/SH20RAJ/WebScrapperJS/WebScrapper.js" ></script>

WebScrapper.get() will return you the content of the provided url in a String.
WebScrapper.gethtml() will return you the content of the provided url as Parsed DOM. ( Will get the html and Parse it as a DOM object . Will return you a #Document)
WebScrapper.getjson() will return you the content of the provided url as Parsed JSON.

To Get HTML/Text/Content of Any Website in a String.

var html = WebScrapper.get('https://webscrapperjs.sh20raj.repl.co/');//This will be return the HTML/Text inside the webpage in a String.
console.log(html);

This will be return the HTML/Text inside the webpage in…

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