We have released a new version of TibiaData!
You can find the changes in our Changelog
https://github.com/TibiaData/tibiadata-api-go/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
You can find the v3.7.5 release on GitHub on
https://github.com/TibiaData/tibiadata-api-go/releases/tag/v3.7.5
Kind regards,
Tobias
We have released a new version of TibiaData!
You can find the changes in our Changelog
https://github.com/TibiaData/tibiadata-api-go/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
You can find the v3.7.4 release on GitHub on
https://github.com/TibiaData/tibiadata-api-go/releases/tag/v3.7.4
Kind regards,
Tobias
We have released a new version of TibiaData!
You can find the changes in our Changelog
https://github.com/TibiaData/tibiadata-api-go/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
You can find the v3.7.3 release on GitHub on
https://github.com/TibiaData/tibiadata-api-go/releases/tag/v3.7.3
Kind regards,
Tobias
Deploying applications on a Kubernetes cluster can be a complex and time-consuming process, requiring manual configurations of deployments, services, and other resources. However, with the advent of Helm the deployment of TibiaData has become significantly easier.
All our charts are available through charts.tibiadata.com.
Add the helm-chart repositoryhelm repo add tibiadata https://charts.tibiadata.com
Search for chartshelm repo search tibiadata
The charts-repository is located on our GitHub at https://github.com/TibiaData/tibiadata-helm-charts.
Kind regards,
Tobias
Due to a new error handling, we are bumping our API to a new version since it could interrupt your current integrations.
Our docs have been updated, where you need to select “dev.tibiadata.com” as API server and you can start playing around with the V4 endpoints.
This is the dev environment and endpoints can changed without warning.
This dev environment can be offline unexpectedly.
There is a ratelimit of 2 req/s applied.
The cache for all requests is set to 60 seconds (other timeouts can apply from Cipsoft side).
Join our Discord server and let’s discuss there or if you experience any issues 🙂
Regards,
Tobias
In 2022 there has been happening a lot of things!
Some of our highlights of the year are:
I’m proud of the progress on the rewrite and new way of how TibiaData is setup and working.
I think there will be a lot happening under 2023 so stay tuned for more stuff to come!
Now go celebrate with your friends and we’ll keep you updated.
And if you got some questions as to the above or so, get in touch with me and I’m happy to answer it all!
Kind regards,
Tobias
We have still seen a lot of requests coming in to the deprecated V2 API endpoints, which is the reason why we’ve had a grace period before terminating those requests.
But since V2 is deprecated and should have switched over the V3 by now, we’ve disabled all V2 endpoints by today 14:55 CEST.
A server restart will also take place around that time, which should only interrupt the service for around 1-2 minutes.
Kind regards,
Tobias
As announced the 15th March 2022, the TibiaData API v2 has now been deprecated.
This means that you can not use our API anymore, if you do requests towards the old URLs.
Go ahead and upgrade your application, to be able to continue to use our API.
Regards,
Tobias
This is just a reminder for you guys, who have missed our last post regarding the upcoming deprecation of TibiaData API v2.
In order to continue to provide great API to you all while implementing new features without breaking things, we need to deprecate the TibiaData API v2.
In the update the 1th March 2022, we announced the release of v3. Go check it out here.
Regards,
Tobias
In order to continue to provide great API to you all while implementing new features without breaking things, we need to deprecate the TibiaData API v2.
Because the changes and improvements we do can be disruptive, we provide as much advance notice as we can so that you can be ready to make any necessary transition.
So go check out the documentation for the API v3 to see, which those changes are.
In the update the 1th March 2022, we announced the release of v3. Go check it out here.
Thank you for all the support and love to our API!
Regards,
Tobias
