Contents 1 Overview 2 Request Format 2.1 Parameters 3 Response Format 4 Examples

Overview Edit

The Faviki API is a simple API that provides a way to save/edit bookmarks through other websites and online applications.

• Be efficient and considerate with the frequency of service requests. Current limit is 1000 bookmarks per day.
• All strings, including tags must be properly encoded.
• Tags must correspond to Wikipedia concepts, or they will not be saved. Tags are separated by ';'. For multi-word tags, both '%20' and '_' can be used instead of space.
• English tags can be mixed with tags in other language. For instance, if your lang is 'de' (German), the tags 'Nachrichten' ('News' in German) and 'Semantic web' (in English) can be sent together. This can also be useful if there is no tag in a particular language.

Request Format Edit

Calls to the Faviki API are sent via POST method to http://www.faviki.com/api/save/.

Parameters Edit

The values you’ll be sending to Faviki.

Parameter	Value	Description
api_key	API key	You can find your API key on your profile page.
url	url	A URL string. Must be valid.
title	string	A title. If omitted, an original title of a webpage will be used.
quote	string	Optional quote from a webpage.
note	string	Optional user's note.
tags	tag1;tag2;tag3...	A list of tags, semicolon separated. This will completely replace any existing tags for a bookmark. At least one tag must be included!
private	1 or 0	The bookmark’s privacy status. If omitted, default is 0.
lang	de|es|fi|fr|it|ja|nl|no|pl|pt|ru|sv|zh	The language of tags, respectively: English, Deutsch, Español, Suomi, Français, Italiano, 日本語, Nederlands , Norsk (bokmål), Polski, Português, Русский, Svenska, 中文. If lang is omitted, English is used by default.

Response Format Edit

The XML response provides the status of the request.

<faviki_response status="[message]" />

Examples Edit

Say you want to save a bookmark with the following data:

url	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDFa
title	Wikipedia page on RDFa
quote	RDFa is a set of extensions to XHTML being proposed by W3C.
note	RDFa rules!
tags	RDFa; Resource Description Framework; Semantic Web; XHTML

Post data you send to http://www.faviki.com/api/save/ should look like this:

api_key=YOUR_API_KEY
&url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDFa
&title=Wikipedia%20page%20on%20RDFa
&quote=RDFa%20is%20a%20set%20of%20extensions%20to%20XHTML%20being%20proposed%20by%20W3C.
&note=RDFa%20rules%21
&tags=RDFa;Resource%20Description%20Framework;Semantic%20Web;XHTML