There have been a minor change to the TibiaData API regarding the houses view.
Credits to Allan Galarzaa and Murilo Ricci who sent the report of the bug in the API.
Keep the reports coming and feel free to suggest new features too!
Regards,
Tobias
and we are not being lazy this year either!
We are planning to release an event service, where you can subscribe to information you want to get pushed to your API / client / application.
The exact way of how it will be implemented is not finished yet, but we will cover it in more details on a later state 🙂
Now go celebrate with your friends and we’ll keep you updated.
Regards,
Tobias
This time of year is the perfect time to reflect and show appreciation.
Christmas is a time of giving, I want to give my gratitude to everyone, who has been reporting bugs over the last year.
I am truly grateful for all of my users that have and continue to use my API and keep me motivated to continue!
Sidenote; if you are looking for some easy hosting solution, get over to DigitalOcean, where I host my staff. Use my referral link to support me 🙂
Best regards,
Tobias
There have been a minor change to the TibiaData API regarding the characters view.
Credits to an unknown reporter who sent the report of the bug in the API.
Keep the reports coming and feel free to suggest new features too!
Regards,
Tobias
I’ve received a lot of questions regarding realtime data and the cache we use on our side.. so I thought that I will give you some more details!
As from v2 of the API, we’ve implemented a cache, to minimize the resources that we use in for example CPU usage and to lower the amount of requests that poll our service on a seconds bases.
We at TibiaData understand that you want the latest latest data, but when receiving that amount of similar requests, we had to limit it somehow.
The cache we use is a memcached daemon, which stores data in the memory to serve the information faster to you.
Here is a list of the different API requests and the corresponding memcached timeouts.
Do you want to contribute with some money to our project?Â
Here you can find our PayPal pool for TibiaData:
https://paypal.me/pools/c/7ZbFeDdXZ6
Best regards,
Tobias Lindberg
We do at the moment have disturbances regarding data not getting received correctly from tibia, which results in guilds, characters, etc. being returned as not existing.
There has been a temporary fix implemented to try to address it, but we’ll work on a better fix for now.
UPDATE: this issue is resolved
Regards,
Tobias
As announced the 5th February 2018, the TibiaData API v1 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
There have been a minor change to the TibiaData API regarding the characters view.
Credits to Nohus aka Marcin and Henrique who sent the report of the bug in the API.
Keep the reports coming and feel free to suggest new features too!
Regards,
Tobias
This is just a reminder for you guys, who have missed our last post regarding the upcoming deprecation of TibiaData API v1.
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 v1.
In the post of the 15th December 2017, you can see a full changelog comparing the v1 and v2. 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 v1.
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 v2 to see, which those changes are.
In the update the 15th December 2017, you can see a full changelog comparing the v1 and v2. Go check it out here.
Thank you for all the support and love to our API!
Regards,
Tobias
