What Countries do we need?
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Are the APIs for the mentioned countries live on Mashape? If so, did anything in their structure change?
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If there is anybody looking for VPS to provide UNOGS, this website has a few countries available.
https://www.edis.at/en/server/kvm-vps/belgium-bruges/ -
Everything on the website is available through the API at this time.
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@admin Have you considered using HideMyAss? :-)
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add PORTUGAL back
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I have a solution but I need everyones help... Using a vpn doesn't cut it for an automated solution...
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In the meantime, do you have an archive (and an "api" way to get them...) for all european countries ?
And the suggestion to use a Vpn service like HMA ? We use it to get catalogs from many VOD services in Europe and it works quite well (ok, it's slow and I had to write a wrapper script on it to "attach" to a given country). -
All countries can still be accessed from the API, they are just stuck from the last time the script was run against them.
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Ok, but if I get the list from " https://unogs-unogs-v1.p.mashape.com/api.cgi?t=lc ", only 16 are returned and I need all your country IDs to continue the process (I need the code for Italy for example...). Can you provide the full list (ideally with the country last scrap date) ?
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I have now updated the endpoint to dump all legacy countries.
https://unogs-unogs-v1.p.mashape.com/api.cgi?t=lc&q=all -
Good news!
But I tried with "?t=lc&q=all" and with "?t=lc&list-type=all" and I am still getting only 16 countries...
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The 'all' choice (without quotes of course) doesn't work either in the api documentation page (with the Test Endpoint button)...
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turkey please
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this was always working with the above actual syntax in my post... The preview on the documents page was broken because mashape randomly saves changes :(
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You're right, I can now get 95 countries with "t=lc&q=all" but the ITEMS structure is different with "all", it has less fields :
without all:
"COUNT": "16",
"ITEMS": [
[
"23",
"au",
"Australia ",
"30",
"243",
"38",
"4199",
"1264",
"2935",
"AUD",
"8.99",
"11.99",
"14.99"
],with all:
"COUNT": "95",
"ITEMS": [
{
"id": "276",
"country": "Angola ",
"lastUpdated": "2017-09-19 04:47:10"
},
{
"id": "21",
"country": "Argentina ",
"lastUpdated": "2017-09-19 10:01:22"The iso code and some other values are not present in the "all" call :-(
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