Show HN: OpenGraph.io, a simple OpenGraph data parsing API (opengraph.io) 11 points by primeobsession 11y ago ↗ HN
[–] primeobsession 11y ago ↗ To add a bit of background, I needed an OpenGraph parser for a personal project so I broke it off into a separate service.The API takes in a URL and returns any OpenGraph data found along with some inferred values based on the HTML content.The main focus for the product was to get the commonly used OG fields so some of the more obscure fields are ignored. [–] kolev 11y ago ↗ That's nice, but those who are interested in OGP would also want Schema.org, so, to offer a commercially viable service, I think Schema.org is a must. [–] primeobsession 11y ago ↗ To tell you the truth I had never even thought about that but its a good idea. Thanks!
[–] kolev 11y ago ↗ That's nice, but those who are interested in OGP would also want Schema.org, so, to offer a commercially viable service, I think Schema.org is a must. [–] primeobsession 11y ago ↗ To tell you the truth I had never even thought about that but its a good idea. Thanks!
[–] primeobsession 11y ago ↗ To tell you the truth I had never even thought about that but its a good idea. Thanks!
[–] AznHisoka 11y ago ↗ og:url property="something" or og:url nam="something" both works, have you coded for that?
[–] AznHisoka 11y ago ↗ name= should work as well. Just asking because I never coded for that scenario but found a web page that had that, and it's valid
[–] ranjeetbhatia 11y ago ↗ I want to use this service but there is an issue with for tweets you pick the authors picture. I would expect the best picture will be the picture being shared in the tweet. How can I contact you. I do not see any contact on the website.
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 16.9 ms ] threadThe API takes in a URL and returns any OpenGraph data found along with some inferred values based on the HTML content.
The main focus for the product was to get the commonly used OG fields so some of the more obscure fields are ignored.