JSON Porn API

The JSON Porn API will serve movies, clips, picture galleries and siterips of adult content. Be it through streams, torrents or direct downloads from well known file hosters. Learn more.

Demo website

This repository serves a sample website that shows how the API can be used. May not be safe for work. Live version: http://json-porn-api.github.io/demo/

API Usage

You can call the API directly as specified in the documentation, but you can also use the handy JavaScript library (pornapi.js) included in this repository.

Using the JS lib

Setup

Include the script in your HTML. Feel free download the file or hotlink the file hosted on here.

<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-2.1.1.min.js"></script>
<script src="http://json-porn-api.github.io/demo/js/pornapi.js"></script>

Make sure that you've set your Mashape API key before sending requests. You can get a free one here.

var apiKey = getUrlParam("apiKey");
jsonPorn.setApiKey(apiKey);

Creating requests

Use the jsonPorn.request(endpoint) function to get a request object that you can later pass to the API. Commonly used parameters like count or offset have their own setters. You can specify additional parameters using the request.addParameter(key, value) function. Method chaining is supported.

var request = jsonPorn.request(ENDPOINT_API + "search/")
  .addParameter("q", "Housewife")
  .setCount(10);

Commonly used requests can also be created through convenience functions. The requests below returns the same result as the requests above.

var request = jsonPorn.searchByQuery("Housewife")
  .setCount(10)

Sending requests

The request.send() function invokes an AJAX request and returns a promise object. You can use that promise to handle the returned result or error.

request.send().then(function(data) {
  console.log(data);
}).catch(function(error) {
  console.log(error);
});

If you don't want to work with promises, use set a request.onSuccess(callback) and request.onError(callback) and pass a function that deals with the result.

request.onSuccess(function(data) {
  console.log(data);
}).onError(function(error) {
  console.log(error);
});
request.send():

Handling responses

Each valid request will return a JSON object structured like this:

{
  "statusCode": 200,
  "statusMessage": "OK",
  "lastUpdated": 1453027213052,
  "content": []
}

Key	Value	Comment
statusCode	HTTP Status Code	If not 200, check statusMessage
statusMessage	String	Holds "OK" or an error message
lastUpdated	Timestamp	Indicates when the response was generated
content	JSON Array	Holds the response objects, if any

Note about the lastUpdated timestamp: A response might have been generated before you've sent your request, because the API returned a cached response. To force a new response, call request.invalidateCache(true) before sending your request. Cache control will be ignored for requests from free users, though.

Create stuff

If you're missing some endpoints or features, please request them. I'd love to hear about whatever you build using the API, so feel free to get in touch.