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Sometimes Tumblr's official client uses weird ways to request certain data.
For example for post reblog notes, the reblogs only filter will request an entirely different endpoint from the other filters.
Not to mention the weird route names they use.
Implementing all this behavior into the route logic complicates things and makes maintenance harder.
We should create and use a wrapped version of TumblrAPI that implements these unique behaviors and simplifies the method names for understanding.
Example of what the wrapper could do:
hubs_timeine --> get_tagged_posts blog_posts(...) --> get_blog_posts blog_posts(... tag="example") --> get_tagged_posts_from_blog
hubs_timeine
get_tagged_posts
blog_posts(...)
get_blog_posts
blog_posts(... tag="example")
get_tagged_posts_from_blog
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Sometimes Tumblr's official client uses weird ways to request certain data.
For example for post reblog notes, the reblogs only filter will request an entirely different endpoint from the other filters.
Not to mention the weird route names they use.
Implementing all this behavior into the route logic complicates things and makes maintenance harder.
We should create and use a wrapped version of TumblrAPI that implements these unique behaviors and simplifies the method names for understanding.
Example of what the wrapper could do:
hubs_timeine
-->get_tagged_posts
blog_posts(...)
-->get_blog_posts
blog_posts(... tag="example")
-->get_tagged_posts_from_blog
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: