Open jspenc72 opened 9 years ago
I will try. When I wrote this they didn't have access full access to API 2.0. The project I wrote this for ended up not moving forward so I didn't get a chance to move forward with it. I'll see what I can do in the next week or so.
Talked with Smugmug and it seems that there was a misunderstanding as to what is being deprecated. The 1.3.0 API will be around for a while longer. I'll still work on getting this moved over to 2.0 but it's not on as tight a time table as before
From an email with Smugmug
It seems there's been a bit of a misunderstanding about an announcement we made last week. We are not removing the older APIs next month, but we are retiring Old SmugMug-style sites and converting everyone to New SmugMug. In some cases, applications built on the older APIs don't work correctly for New SmugMug accounts, so we wanted to make sure we gave developers a heads up.
I've created a basic npm module to handle retrieval of albums and photos.
I'm using a slightly different approach and much of the URL code does need to be refactored in order to generate the URL but for the time being it is working.
You can view the project here: http://github.com/jspenc72/smug-shot
./test/app.js
Shows how to use the module.
I planned to upload to npmjs as soon as it's stable.
Let me know if you want to collaborate in some way.
Best, jspenc72
On Sep 22, 2015, at 10:12 AM, Patrick Connelly notifications@github.com wrote:
Talked with Smugmug and it seems that there was a misunderstanding as to what is being deprecated. The 1.3.0 API will be around for a while longer. I'll still work on getting this moved over to 2.0 but it's not on as tight a time table as before
From an email with Smugmug
It seems there's been a bit of a misunderstanding about an announcement we made last week. We are not removing the older APIs next month, but we are retiring Old SmugMug-style sites and converting everyone to New SmugMug. In some cases, applications built on the older APIs don't work correctly for New SmugMug accounts, so we wanted to make sure we gave developers a heads up.
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