Tag Archives: RESTful API

Minor changes in TibiaData API

There have been some minor changes to the TibiaData API regarding the worlds and news view.

New features

  • Worlds view
    • total online number is implemented

Bug-fixes

  • Characters view
    • character details like marriage, guilde membership and last login stopped working
  • News view
    • some news where returned blank, since formatting of spaces was corrupt
    • encoding of some strings caused call to fail
  • Highscores view
    • winter update broke call to highscores page
  • Worlds view
    • list of all worlds has been moved to an own array

Credits once again to Stefan Ehlert who reported some of the issues in the API.
Keep the reports coming and feel free to suggest new features too!

Regards,
Tobias

Minor changes in TibiaData API

There have been some minor changes to the TibiaData API on all requests.

Bug-fixes

  • Overall fix
    • JSON formatation set to run unicode on every API call
    • API request sometimes return no answer.. but we try to retrieve data multiple times before failing
  • Characters view
    • last_login value return was giving wrong formatted return
  • Guilds view
    • description was not fully working.. now the guildname is not removed within the description field

Credits once again to Stefan Ehlert who reported some of the issues in the API.
Keep the reports coming and feel free to suggest new features too!

Regards,
Tobias

TibiaData API v1 released

Today I can announce that the TibiaData API is released!

TibiaData API is a RESTful API providing information in JSON format containing information from Tibia’s official homepage tibia.com, so you can build your own small tools.

Through our API, you can have access to an API providing information of characters, guilds, highscores, news and all worlds of Tibia.
You can based on the request provided by us build your own clients to retrieve the information you need.

TibiaData is a private project, developed as a long term project, which provides a RESTful API.

Try it yourself!

Regards,
Tobias