EyeEm Android SDK

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This is the first interation of our Android wrapper. The minimum SDK level is 7. Please read first our main API documentation.

Getting Started

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1. Register your app at EyeEm
2. open the properties of your project, go on Android, add the library EyeEm Android SDK.
3. To initialize the API use new EyeEmAPI(String clientId);
4. Add <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" /> to your AndroidMainfest.xml file.

###with OAuth

If you want to use OAuth authentication you have to set the redirect_uri of your EyeEmAPI object. Also you need to do the following steps:

1. You need to add this to your AndroidMainfest.xml file.

<intent-filter>    
    <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW"></action>
	<category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT"></category>
	<category android:name="android.intent.category.BROWSABLE"></category>
	<data android:host="---your redirect host---" android:scheme="---your redirect scheme"></data>
</intent-filter>

2. Extend the activity, where you want to authorize the user with EyeemConnect.

Now you are ready to go.

##How to use it

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###Queries

You create a Eyeem…Query object and then set the properties the way you want to have a query. If you have an access token, it will be automatically used, otherwise your client id will be used.

https://www.eyeem.com/api/v2/users/me/friends/1013

EyeemUsersQuery query = new EyeemUsersQuery();
query.firstIdString = "me";
query.specificEndpoint = EESpecificUsersEndpoint.EEspecificUsersEndpointFriends;
query.secondId = 1013;

https://www.eyeem.com/api/v2/albums/17?detailed=1&includePhotos=1&numPhotos=2&photoDetails=1&includeContributors=1&includeLikers=1

EyeemAlbumsQuery query = new EyeemAlbumsQuery();
query.firstId = 17;
query.setDetailed(true);
query.setPhotos(true);
query.photoNumber = 2;
query.setPhotoDetails(true);       
query.setContributors(true);
query.setLikers(true);

###Request

GET, PUT and POST requests are supported. Ask us for write access. To get the query object into a ArrayList use transfromQuery().

public HashMap<String, Object> getRequest( ArrayList <NameValuePair> parameters)
public HashMap<String, Object> getRequest( ArrayList <NameValuePair> parameters, EyeemPagination pagination)
public HashMap<String, Object> putRequest(ArrayList <NameValuePair>  parameters)
public HashMap<String, Object> postRequest(ArrayList <NameValuePair>  parameters)	                       

If you use getRequest without pagination the standard values for limit and offest will be used, you can look them up here.

###Response

The response is basically the same as in the API documentation described, only that a photo dictionary is a EEPhoto object and an arry of photos an array of EEPhoto objects is. The same applies to albums and users. https://www.eyeem.com/api/v2/photos?type=popular&limit=5

{
	paginationPhotos = com.baseapp.eyeem.androidsdk.models.EyeemPagination@41295b80, 
	photos = 
	[
		com.baseapp.eyeem.androidsdk.models.EyeemPhoto@412aa998, 		com.baseapp.eyeem.androidsdk.models.EyeemPhoto@412ab0c8, 		com.baseapp.eyeem.androidsdk.models.EyeemPhoto@412c99d8, 		com.baseapp.eyeem.androidsdk.models.EyeemPhoto@412c9d08, 		com.baseapp.eyeem.androidsdk.models.EyeemPhoto@412ca038
	]
}

{
  "photos": {
    "offset": 0,
    "limit": 5,
    "total": 681,
    "items": [
      {
        "id": 984670,
        "thumbUrl": "http://www.eyeem.com/thumb/h/100/373da7354530c72410d2425afdc4e6c1101e82f9-1348242890",
        "photoUrl": "http://www.eyeem.com/thumb/640/480/373da7354530c72410d2425afdc4e6c1101e82f9-1348242890",
        "width": 1296,
        "height": 1296,
        "updated": "2012-09-21T17:54:52+0200"
      },
      {
        "id": 984662,
        "thumbUrl": "http://www.eyeem.com/thumb/h/100/c661451b3435be2d73daa897ee5a62a1096bab80-1348242734",
        "photoUrl": "http://www.eyeem.com/thumb/640/480/c661451b3435be2d73daa897ee5a62a1096bab80-1348242734",
        "width": 1296,
        "height": 1296,
        "updated": "2012-09-21T17:52:17+0200"
      },
      {
        "id": 984486,
        "thumbUrl": "http://www.eyeem.com/thumb/h/100/b97436b3302873952e06ee6c1c2274bec33f3c01-1348240283",
        "photoUrl": "http://www.eyeem.com/thumb/640/480/b97436b3302873952e06ee6c1c2274bec33f3c01-1348240283",
        "width": 1109,
        "height": 1296,
        "updated": "2012-09-21T17:11:40+0200"
      },
      {
        "id": 984604,
        "thumbUrl": "http://www.eyeem.com/thumb/h/100/7f8bf5ee3207ff60f6ff203fd45cad93d8acb5dd-1348241773",
        "photoUrl": "http://www.eyeem.com/thumb/640/480/7f8bf5ee3207ff60f6ff203fd45cad93d8acb5dd-1348241773",
        "width": 1296,
        "height": 1296,
        "updated": "2012-09-21T17:36:29+0200"
      },
      {
        "id": 984625,
        "thumbUrl": "http://www.eyeem.com/thumb/h/100/5e9173b4827bb4dfc139cb7f2b91ed722cb473c7-1348242086",
        "photoUrl": "http://www.eyeem.com/thumb/640/480/5e9173b4827bb4dfc139cb7f2b91ed722cb473c7-1348242086",
        "width": 909,
        "height": 866,
        "updated": "2012-09-21T17:41:43+0200"
      }
    ]
  }
}

###Authorize

To authorize a user call loginToEyeEm(). You can figure out whether the app opened from the autorization, you can call getIntent().getDataString().startsWith(---your redirect uri---)) in your main activity.

Image Resolution

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If you want get an other photosize than the standard 640*480 pixel from the photoUrl, you can use these methods:

public String urlFromPathForPhotoWithWidthAndHeight(String urlPath,  int width, int height)
public String urlFromPathForPhotoWithWidth(String urlPath,  int width)
public String urlFromPathForPhotoWithHeight(String urlPath, int height)
public String urlFromPathForPhotoWithSquareSize(String urlPath, int imageSize)

##Contact

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For feedback, questions, complaints and props, you can get in touch with us at [email protected] or @eyeemapi on Twitter.

##License

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EyeEm Android SDK is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.