Windows command-line app for Telegra.ph

[c.gingerich]

I have been trying to make one myself w/o any luck. I can use the API ok, but parsing json is kicking my butt. What I would like is a command-line app to access all of the telegra.ph functions available in the API here https://telegra.ph/api

Thank you!

[EDIT]

To make even more simple would be a way to create an account, post and edit pages. All the other things would be nice, but not needed.

[Ath]

What programming language have you tried?
You should use the best tool for the job:
Most suitable to process would be JS (Javascript), as that's what the first 2 letters of the word JSON come from... Node.js should be the way to go for a command-line tool.
Next choice up (assuming a Windows OS) should be C#/.NET as that makes it very easy using one of the JSON libraries (NewtonSoft comes to mind)
And the runner up would probably be Java, but there are some that don't like that (for probably the wrong reasons), where also plenty of libraries are available, org.json and Google GSON are popular choices.

[c.gingerich]

The only language I really know is Visual Dialogscript, not a well known language. I'm afraid my brain is not as young as it used to be and learning another language is not really an option. I did try learning and using Autohotkey, but again not luck.

[publicdomain]

@C.

Ath is right. I can do it cross-platform in either Node/Javascript or .NET/C# (your call).

Do bear in mind I’m doing “regular” work this week along with finishing several Public Domain proggies. If you aren’t in a rush, I’m totally in to assist!

[Ath]

I did try learning and using Autohotkey, but again not luck.

-c.gingerich (May 17, 2021, 03:31 PM)

That is not the easiest one to start with because of its somewhat cryptic syntax; I've dabbled in AutoIt3, but AHK has been a real challenge and I've never really picked that one up (even though I've done quite a few programming languages).

[c.gingerich]

Thank you @publicdomain, that would be great! And no rush, .NET/C# will work nicely 

@C.

Ath is right. I can do it cross-platform in either Node/Javascript or .NET/C# (your call).

Do bear in mind I’m doing “regular” work this week along with finishing several Public Domain proggies. If you aren’t in a rush, I’m totally in to assist!

-publicdomain (May 17, 2021, 09:55 PM)

[publicdomain]

Thank you @publicdomain Vic

-c.gingerich (May 18, 2021, 06:57 AM)

Feel free to call me Vic! We're all fellows here.

.NET/C# will work nicely

-c.gingerich (May 18, 2021, 06:57 AM)

Traditional .exe it is Got any name in mind for the repo/program?

Cheers!

[c.gingerich]

Thanks Vic! 

As for a name, Something random and off the wall I was thinking is: Cherry Turtle. But since you are coding it, it's up to you. 

[publicdomain]

My pleasure!

As for a name, Something random and off the wall I was thinking is: Cherry Turtle. But since you are coding it, it's up to you. 

-c.gingerich (May 18, 2021, 10:49 AM)

GingerTG it is! 

Code repo: https://github.com/publicdomain/gingertg

[c.gingerich]

My pleasure!

As for a name, Something random and off the wall I was thinking is: Cherry Turtle. But since you are coding it, it's up to you. 

-c.gingerich (May 18, 2021, 10:49 AM)

GingerTG it is! 

Code repo: https://github.com/publicdomain/gingertg

-publicdomain (May 26, 2021, 03:09 PM)

Sweet, Looking forward to it! :-)

[c.gingerich]

Hey Vic. Just wanted to check in on the progress

[publicdomain]

Hey Vic. Just wanted to check in on the progress

-c.gingerich (June 20, 2021, 10:52 AM)

Hi C.! A humble first version should be seeing the light to close the month

[c.gingerich]

Hey Vic. Just wanted to check in on the progress

-c.gingerich (June 20, 2021, 10:52 AM)

Hi C.! A humble first version should be seeing the light to close the month

-publicdomain (June 21, 2021, 05:19 AM)

OK, thanks for the update!