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Hi there Rebrandly, today I started evaluating your API and I really like it - especially the API Explorer - it's clean and easy to understand (just stopped the evaluation of Firebase Dynamic Links...) But having to parse the reponses by hand is tedious. I'd love to generate the API client code from an openAPI specification, which I've done in the past with this https://openapi-generator.tech/docs/plugins/ Any chance there is a rebrandly_api_v1.yaml to be found somewhere? Cheers, Benjamin

Hello, In my previous issue solved, it has been mentioned that links on Extended workspace can not be requested by API. But can a custom report be downloaded by API ? If it can, where can i find the procedure ? Thank you, Nathan

I switched to Rebrandly today after talking to someone via a demo and my only usecase was redirecting based on device. However, it's not working at all. When on a mobile device, I need to link to sms:[shortcode];?&body=[message] where I'd replace [shortcode] and [message] with what I need them to say. How do I do this within Rebrandly

Hi Rebrandly, i create link, some people get back to me says they cannot open the link because is written "Your connection is not private" https://link.martinusdeporres.org/ARUE_Jul-Agu_2022 Please Help, thank you

Hello, when i request API with /count, i get 214k links. But when i request 25 per 25 with a loop on Talend and the last parameter, i get 200299 links exactly, and it finishes by the right link (the last one of them all). I do an orderBy updatedAt, and sometimes i notice that some links are bypassed, when for example they have the same updateDate exactly. Do you have some solutions ? Thanks, Nathan

Hello, I was working the API and I am trying to set up some error messages. When the domain name is not correct, the api should return a code of 404, which it does but inside the response. The http code is in fact 200 which is not correct. Here is my code: $slash_tag = $user.'/vehicle/'.$vehicle_id; echo console_log($slash_tag); $domain_data["fullName"] = "renntapasdas.com"; // messed up domain name $post_data["destination"] = $destination; $post_data["domain"] = $domain_data; $post_data["slashtag"] = $slash_tag; $post_data["title"] = $title; $ch = curl_init("https://api.rebrandly.com/v1/links"); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, array( "apikey: NO!", // Do in fact have this but not showing it "Content-Type: application/json" )); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, json_encode($post_data)); $result = curl_exec($ch); $response = json_decode($result, true); /* returns { "message": "Not found", "httpCode": 404, "code": "NotFound", "source": "domain", "id": "renntapasdas.com" } */ echo console_log("Link: ", $response); $httpcode = curl_getinfo($ch, CURLINFO_HTTP_CODE); // Should return a 404 but returns a 200 echo console_log("HTTP Code: ", $httpcode); curl_close($ch); if ($httpcode==403) { if ($response['errors'][0]['code'] == 'AlreadyExists') { return 'renntap.com/'.$slash_tag; } else { return ''; } } else if($httpcode==200) { // therefore this if statement is true when it shouldn't be return $response['shortUrl']; } else { return ''; } Any suggested work arounds?

Hi, will Rebrandly change how it processes IP address when Google Analytics 4 becomes standard in 2023? We currently use the API to get the click stream data. Rebrandly removes the IP address but provides other information about the clicker's location, device, OS, platform, etc. What changes can we expect?

hi support, I am getting very limited data for this API endpoint https://api.rebrandly.com/v1/links. Just wondering what is the page count, page number or page size for this API? Thanks

Hey, team - I ran some analysis of our company's link inventory, querying the API. For some of the links, the API returns either zero or thousands of clicks. When I look at the links using the web app, their number of clicks is different and closer to what I would expect. Has anybody else observed this? Am I using the API wrong, or am I missing something? Any hints or pointers are highly appreciated! Best, Chris

The recipe given to delete links older than a certain amount of time is not optimized as by default it retrieves all links ordered by creation time descending. Which means we start by iterating over link that are valid for nothing. Wouldn't it be wiser to set the corresponding code querystring = urlencode({ "limit": MAX_PAGE_SIZE, "last": lastLink["id"] if lastLink else "", "orderBy": "createdAt", "orderDir": "desc" }) to querystring = urlencode({ "limit": MAX_PAGE_SIZE, "last": lastLink["id"] if lastLink else "", "orderBy": "createdAt", "orderDir": "asc" })