instagram

[benbyf]

Anyone made or or would be interested in a instagram module that displays a profiles images?

also if you have any pointers that would be helpful. Thanks

[benbyf]

no?? still looking to do this, twitter module and good place to start? never made a module before

[Martijn Geerts]

@benbyf, you just have to start... We can help when you're stuck.

[arjen]

I'm in the planning of building one, since I need it for a side project. I won't have time until end of June, but it's on the list.

[benbyf]

I'm in the planning of building one, since I need it for a side project. I won't have time until end of June, but it's on the list.

got any tips? got to get mine off teh ground soon for a client by the end of may

[Jan Romero]

Are you aware of this?

What do you need help with specifically? You should be able to feed Instagram’s API URLs into $wireHttp->getJSON($url) and get the requested data back as an array. See here for more info.

[benbyf]

Mainly design, frontend, templating and js guy so building modules is both new and scary to me.I was merely wondering if there was a good place to start. For example, i was going to look at the twitter module as it will do a similar thing.

[Macrura]

hey - not to rain on anyone's module development parade, but i've been scoping instagram widgets on codecanyon, for an existing client/site who requested it, and i seem to have found at least a handful of decent ones.. @benbyf - are there any limitations that would prevent you from using something like that?

[Martijn Geerts]

Posting and getting may sound more difficult then Ryan has made it for us.

To give you a simple example that extends Jan Romero's post:

$http = new WireHttp;

$request = array(
  'public-key' => 'xyx1234_what-instagram-wants',
  'just-a-key' => 'Just some value you want to add to your get request',
  );

$data = $http->get('http://instagram.com/request/some/partt', $request);

// data should have data coming from instagram
var_dump($data);

[adrian]

To give you a simple example that extends Jan Romeo's post:

His avatar is one scary looking Romeo

Edited April 9, 2015 by Martijn Geerts
sorry Jan :-)

[benbyf]

Posting and getting may sound more difficult then Ryan has made it for us.

To give you a simple example that extends Jan Romero's post:

$http = new WireHttp;

$request = array(
  'public-key' => 'xyx1234_what-instagram-wants',
  'just-a-key' => 'Just some value you want to add to your get request',
  );

$data = $http->get('http://instagram.com/request/some/partt', $request);

// data should have data coming from instagram
var_dump($data);

awesome. is that simply in the templates? i guess i could experiment and then create a module once ive got the basics down and learn a bit more about it etc.

[Martijn Geerts]

is that simply in the templates?

yes

[benbyf]

literly no idea what im doing

$value = $input->get->access_token;

$http = new WireHttp;

$para = array(
	'count' => 1,
	'access_token' => $value,
	'min_id'=>'',
	'max_id'=>''
);

$url = 'https://api.instagram.com/v1/users/self/feed/';

$data = $http->get($url, $para);

// data should have data coming from instagram
var_dump($data);

[arjen]

It's not complicated, but you have to grasp some basic level on how to interact with API's. Just follow a tutorial like this one. If you got it working, try the WireHttp class you are already trying since that will be a lot cleaner.

[justb3a]

I needed this right now for a client project. Here is a little module to handle instagram feed output. (Forum | Github)

Maybe someone wants to test or extend it