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##Welcome to the PicLoc-API wiki!##
API Versions below 1.03 have a serious flaw in which snaps will be displayed to every user. All affected versions have been disabled and fixed in 1.03. Please update the endpoint accordingly.
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Make a POST request to https://picloc.inzernettechnologies.com/API_VER/function/
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API_VER is the API version you want to access. Older API versions will slowly be migrated out
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function is the function you wish to perform
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Responses are usually in JSON.
Major releases are supported longer than minor versions.
1.00
status: EOL
EOL: January 22, 2016
1.01
status: EOL
Release: January 21, 2016
EOL: February 25, 2016 [Terminated early due to critical flaw]
1.02
status: EOL
Release: January 27, 2016
EOL: February 3, 2016 [Terminated early due to critical flaw]
1.03
status: active
Release: February 5, 2016 [Scheduled February 3, 2016]
EOL: April 1, 2016 [March 1, 2016]
1.04
status: in_development
Release: None
EOL: None
Q: What is a device_id?
A: A device_id is essentially a third password that the application you are logging in is supposed to keep **very** secret. If someone knows your username and password, they won't be able to login as they won't have the device_id. It is also used for account recovery on devices.
Q: What is a token?
A: A token is what is generated on your account the first time you login. This is basically your super secret password that isn't your actual password and your token is random. The token is permantly on your account unless the application calls for a new one.