API: JSONP response

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Add JSONP as a response type to the API so I can do cross domain calls in JS please.

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Chad Woolley (Official Rep) April 24, 2010 06:26

Thanks for the feedback. Currently we only support XML, but if we add JSON support, we'll consider adding JSONP as well. I've changed this to an Idea, so others can vote for it.

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Thanks for the feedback. Currently we only support XML, but if we add JSON support, we'll consider adding JSONP as well. I've changed this to an Idea, so others can vote for it.

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Matthew Ford April 24, 2010 14:49

Alright. Well I couldn't really wait.. so for now I knocked up:

http://xml2json.heroku.com/ and http://github.com/bitzesty/xml2jsonp

It only works with gets requests, but that's all I need.

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Alright. Well I couldn't really wait.. so for now I knocked up: http://xml2json.heroku.com/ and http://github.com/bitzesty/xml2jsonp It only works with gets requests, but that's all I need.

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Chad Woolley (Official Rep) April 24, 2010 17:24

Cool! That's a handy snippet.

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Cool! That's a handy snippet.

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Chris McAvoy April 26, 2010 20:28

+1 for JSON, regardless of the P.

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+1 for JSON, regardless of the P.

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jagspot May 11, 2010 22:27

Seriously, should be the default :-)

Even look at the Accepts header or a ".json" suffix on the URI

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Seriously, should be the default :-) Even look at the Accepts header or a ".json" suffix on the URI

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nateanderson October 19, 2010 23:13

JSON would be awesome!!!

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JSON would be awesome!!!

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steve.sperandeo March 10, 2011 04:31

+1 for JSON being the default
+1 for JSON, even if JSONP isn't implemented (although JSONP is trivial to implement)
You could build a wrapper that simply translated the xml to json on your side.
+1 for being able to control it with the HTTP Accepts header

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- Chad Woolley (Official Rep) March 10, 2011 10:17
  
  Please feel free to provide recommendations for drop-in Ruby xml-to-json translator libraries (which emit valid json consumable by ActiveResource)
  
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- Matt Todd March 10, 2011 12:43
  
  So there's this terrible gem called xml_to_json: https://rubygems.org/gems/xml_to_json
  
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- Matt Todd March 10, 2011 12:44
  
  Which, oddly enough, was written for a PivotalTracker RubyGem :)
  
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+1 for JSON being the default +1 for JSON, even if JSONP isn't implemented (although JSONP is trivial to implement) You could build a wrapper that simply translated the xml to json on your side. +1 for being able to control it with the HTTP Accepts header

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Bruno Bilescky March 10, 2011 10:24

why does not implement the result with json, instead of xml?

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why does not implement the result with json, instead of xml? This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled <a href="/pivotal/topics/json_response_format" target="_blank">Json response format</a>.

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matthias.luebken April 26, 2011 10:40

Everyone from our team couldn't believe that you support XML but not JSON. This seems so odd for PivotalTracker.

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Everyone from our team couldn't believe that you support XML but not JSON. This seems so odd for PivotalTracker.

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Daniel Wabyick December 03, 2011 00:12

My first use of PT API's was to try and pull project info into a WIKI on page load. Guess I'll need to implement something on the back-end.

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My first use of PT API's was to try and pull project info into a WIKI on page load. Guess I'll need to implement something on the back-end.

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Daniel Wabyick December 03, 2011 17:30

Matthew's Heroku link worked, but JSONP would be really useful. We like using PT, but a lot of our company uses a WIKI managed by a tedious I.S. group. Writing a back-end plugin for the WIKI is not feasible, but writing in Javascript is super easy.

Please add JSONP. ;-)

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Matthew's Heroku link worked, but JSONP would be really useful. We like using PT, but a lot of our company uses a WIKI managed by a tedious I.S. group. Writing a back-end plugin for the WIKI is not feasible, but writing in Javascript is super easy. Please add JSONP. ;-)

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udini.webmaster February 17, 2012 09:52

JSONP please!

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JSONP please!

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le0pard February 22, 2012 00:34

Can you add JSON output to your API? (in v4) Its hard to write js client for this api, because
JSON gives smaller size of output body, than of XML. And with JSON more simplier manipulate in JavaScript.

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Can you add JSON output to your API? (in v4) Its hard to write js client for this api, because JSON gives smaller size of output body, than of XML. And with JSON more simplier manipulate in JavaScript. This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled <a class='notranslate' href="/pivotal/topics/api_json_output/changes" target="_blank">API: JSON output</a>.

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Mike Desjardins February 26, 2012 16:07

Another vote for JSONP. I'd like to be able to use the API in a cross-domain from a static page without needing to proxy the request.

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Another vote for JSONP. I'd like to be able to use the API in a cross-domain from a static page without needing to proxy the request.

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