GET Parameters

q

A Boolean query containing the filters that define which posts will be returned.

Find any posts containing either bitcoin or Zcash:

(bitcoin OR Zcash)

token

Your private access token that you received when you signed up.

&token=[MY TOKEN]

sort

When the sort parameter isn’t specified, the results are sorted by default in the recommended order of crawl date.
You can change the sort type by using the following values:

• relevancy
• published

&sort=relevancy

order

If you choose to sort the posts by published, you can choose the sort order:

Descending - desc (default)
Ascending - asc

&sort=published&order=desc

from

A paging parameter that works only for relevancysort order.

&from=100

ts

The ts (timestamp) parameter returns results that were crawled after this timestamp (ts is a Unix timestamp in milliseconds).
Here is a Timestamp/Date converter
When not specified the default is the past 3 months.

&ts=1459835503426

format

The output format of the results set. It can be either:

• json (default)
• xml

&format=xml

size

The total number of results returned per request. size may be between 1 and 10 (default is 10).

&size=2
Will return 2 results

structured

Search only on the structured content (i.e content our system parsed and extracted fields such as post text, publication date, author, sections etc.)

&structured=true

latest

Return the latest 10 crawled posts matching your query.
*Use of this feature is**NOT *recommended as it may result in loss of important posts.

&latest=true

highlight

Return the fragments in the post that matched the textual Boolean query. The matched keywords will be surrounded by tags.

&highlight=true

warning

Warnings can arise from a malformed query parameter included in your code.

If set to true, then warning message details are included in the response under the warnings object.
The warning includes: The message , its type and level.
By default warnings are disabled.

&warning=true

is_updated

Returns only documents that were updated at least once.

&is_updated=true