We just appended additional information to the datasets returned with the resource_feed.
The resource_feed now shows you what entities are tagged in an article. Users can specify a particular resource and parse out the results in a more fine grained manner according to what's in the article.
With a single call, users can receive results and funnel into appropriate sub columns. Also, this features allows users to use the uncleaned text to link to entities.
Here is some documentation:
resource_feed in the basic_api now returns related entity information. In xml this is in the form of "related" tags which contain str fields resource (the resource involved), resourcePath (path to resource for linking to FanFeedr.com), type (type of entity), and name (the name of the entity).
We just added two return fields to Live_Scores. Status is a string that provides the current status of the game with the time remaining in a given quarter, half, or period of play. Period returns the current time period for a given event.
Message edited by Benn 1 year ago
Benn – 2 years ago
We just appended additional information to the datasets returned with the resource_feed.
The resource_feed now shows you what entities are tagged in an article. Users can specify a particular resource and parse out the results in a more fine grained manner according to what's in the article.
With a single call, users can receive results and funnel into appropriate sub columns. Also, this features allows users to use the uncleaned text to link to entities.
Here is some documentation:
resource_feed in the basic_api now returns related entity information. In xml this is in the form of "related" tags which contain str fields resource (the resource involved), resourcePath (path to resource for linking to FanFeedr.com), type (type of entity), and name (the name of the entity).
This is an example:
<relatedEntity>
<str name="resource">league://ncaa_football</str>
<str name="type">league</str>
<str name="resourcePath">/ncaa_football</str>
<str name="name">NCAA Football</str>
</relatedEntity>
In json, the aforementioned fields are in a list in the "relatedEntity.info" property.
"relatedEntity.info": [
{
"name": "NCAA Football",
"resource": "league://ncaa_football",
"resourcePath": "/ncaa_football",
"type": "league"
}]
Benn – 1 year ago
We just added two return fields to Live_Scores. Status is a string that provides the current status of the game with the time remaining in a given quarter, half, or period of play. Period returns the current time period for a given event.