4. Endpoints
GET on these endpoints generally returns to you a static webpage, POST does some stuff but often rediects to another static page. There's not a lot of REST going on here.
A. Unauthenticated Endpoints
- /register
-
GET - returns the static registration page
POST - this one registers new parasites. Give it "parasite", "password", "password2", "email" as form-data. valid values for "parasite" are not an existing parasite id AND not a current parasite display name (see Section 2.A). all of them are required. - /login
-
GET - returns the static login page
POST - this one logs in a parasite. Give it "parasite" and "password" as form-data, or use JSON with Content-Type header set as belowRequest Content-Type: application/json { "parasite": "butt", "password": "Facefoot123!" } Response Cookie: parasite="<your token>" { "success": true, "cookie name": "parasite" }
- /logout
- GET - this one makes the parasite not authenticated anymore, then redirects to /login
- /forgot_password
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GET - returns the static password reset request page so a parasite can input their username and get
a password reset email.
POST - this one triggers the forgot password email, which will include a link to the GET for this endpoint with the correct token. send "parasite" as form-data. redirects to /login - /reset_password
-
GET - returns the static password reset page. query param "token" is required
POST - this one actually does the password reset. send "token", "password", "password2" as form-data. redirects to /login - /reactivate
-
GET - returns the static reactivate request page. the parasite must know their username.
POST - sends the reactivation request to the admin email defined in chat.cfg. reactivation must be done through the web client admin tools by a parasite with admin permissions. redirects to /login on success - /emoji_search
-
GET - lets you search for a keyword in the available emojis by shortcode with a keyword. it should
probably be authenticated? but it isn't. requires query param "search", returns json with matching
unicode characters as "result"
Response { "search": "horse", "result": [ "\ud83c\udfc7", "\ud83c\udfc7\ud83c\udfff", "\ud83c\udfc7\ud83c\udffe", "\ud83d\udc34", "\ud83c\udfc7\ud83c\udffc", "\ud83c\udfc7\ud83c\udffd", "\ud83d\udc0e", "\ud83c\udfa0", "\ud83c\udfc7\ud83c\udffb" ] }
B. Authenticated Endpoints
- /
- GET - this is the main web site with the web client
- /m
- GET - this is the mobile web site with the mobile web client
- /validate_username
- POST - Give it "set_name" as form-data. this checks if a username is valid when changing it. a valid name is not an existing parasite id AND is not a current parasite display name (see Section 2.A). returns only JSON true or false