Description of your request or bug report:
[Updated Request by Brandon]
Implement Public API for third-party app access. Potentially use OAuth for validation, but may opt for simply an api token. Will determine that only after Public API release.
[Original Request was for OAuth]
Authorization through OAuth for third party applications.
Basically I would like to submit my book progress on a reader app. To avoid book activity spam, I’ll implement sessions to group activities together before submission in my application.
Thanks for the note! Yes, I think OAuth/third party access would come at the same time as a potential API. While this is not in the product plans currently, it of course would be nice to have in the future and it’s good to get this logged so we can monitor interest.
It’d be great to have a Learn Natively API so it’d be possible to pull my reading stats etc. Also, in theory if there was an API, it could be connected to sites like Bunpro and Wanikanki to help create a more cohesive picture of grammar/vocab/kanji learning progress.
FYI @Yui@Megumin I’ve updated this ticket to be simply about a public api, as that’s the only context I’d implement OAuth in I think and is more general.
Found this while looking to see if anyone had already made a request like this. I was considering making a small userscript to show the difficulty level of various shows on other websites, and saw nothing about a public api. I would like to give my support for this feature being implemented in the future.
Thanks
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