TreeStats API
TreeStats has a minimal, JSON-based API. Below is a list of API endpoints -- please feel free to request more.
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Characters
To get detailed information about a specific character, just just append '.json' to the character's URL, e.g.,
Before: http://treestats.net/{server}/{character}
After: http://treestats.net/{server}/{character}.json
Example
Input:
http://treestats.net/WintersEbb/Kolthar%20al%20Magus.json
Output:
Note: Some values replaced with "..." to make the output shorter and more readable.
{
...
"allegiance_name": "A group of normal humans",
"birth": "2001-01-28T03:53:22+00:00",
"created_at": "2015-03-04 19:10:12 +0000",
"deaths": 178,
"followers": 7,
"gender": "Male",
"level": 234,
"luminance_total": 1500000,
"luminance_earned": 6169,
...
}
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Player Counts
Two variants of this endpoint are available: The latest (per server) and all counts going back in time.
http://treestats.net/player_counts-latest.json
http://treestats.net/player_counts.json
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Allegiance Chain
The Allegiance Chain is what backs the tree visualization on the character page. To get the chain view for a character, just insert /chain/ into the middle of the URL and add a '.json', like:
Before: http://treestats.net/{server}/{character}
After: http://treestats.net/chain/{server}/{character}
Example
Input:
http://treestats.net/chain/WintersEbb/Kolthar%20al%20Magus
Output:
The output comes in a form suitable for use in a d3.js chart and follows the form:
{
"name": "Highest Patron", # Highest patron TreeStats knows about
"children": [
{
"name": "A Vassal"
"children": [...] # Recursive set of vassals for this vassal
},
{
"name": "Another Vassal".
"children": [...] # Recursive set of vassals for this vassal
},
... # and so on
]
}
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Allegiance Tree
Just append '.json' to an allegiance URL, e.g.,
http://treestats.net/allegiances/WintersEbb-A%20group%20of%20normal%20humans.json
Example
Input:
http://treestats.net/allegiances/WintersEbb-A%20group%20of%20normal%20humans.json
Output:
The output comes in a form suitable for use in a d3.js chart and follows the form:
{
"nodes": []
"links": []
}
where the nodes part is structured as an array of characters that have names and group IDs and the links part is structured as an array of the form [source, target, value]
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