Oh, this is interesting. (Though you still need a SplatNet login to be able to access the JSON data) I wonder if it will still keep serving stage data during Splatfest or if it will only serve Splatfest data for the user's region?
No, I still have to use the websites because my account is linked to EU, and the scheduling they use is relative to France's timezone, and I live in Australia.
Honestly, the time zone issue is pretty much irrelevant considering how easy it is to recall which four-hour points a rotation occurs. SplatNet is inaccurate to my time zone too, but I still prefer it to the alternatives.
Unfortunately the end point requires the requester to be logged in. As I would have to get this remotely (i.e. the web server requests it), I honestly wouldn't know where to start! If you, or anyone else reading this, can advise me on logging into NNID via the webserver so the SplatNet endpoint is authorized for the requesting server I would be very grateful and I am happy to look into it! (PHP btw)
Totally valid point! I will update with those images as soon as I can :)
It's just a simple oauth call to get a token. Here's an example in python
MIIVERSE_CALLBACK_URL = "https://miiverse.nintendo.net/auth/callback"
NINTENDO_LOGIN_PAGE = "https://id.nintendo.net/oauth/authorize"
def get_new_miiverse_cookie(self):
parameters = {'client_id': 'ead88d8d450f40ada5682060a8885ec0',
'response_type': 'code',
'redirect_uri': MIIVERSE_CALLBACK_URL,
'username': config['Miiverse']['username'],
'password': config['Passwords']['miiverse']}
self.logger.debug("Parameters: " + str(parameters))
# For some reason the nintendo id certificate fails now
# It works fine in my browser but python and curl don't like it
# I'll bypass the verification for now
req = requests.post(NINTENDO_LOGIN_PAGE, data=parameters, verify=False)
if len(req.history) < 2:
self.logger.debug("Page: " + req.text)
raise Exception("Couldn't retrieve miiverse cookie.")
miiverse_cookie = req.history[1].cookies.get('ms')
if miiverse_cookie is None:
self.logger.debug("Page: " + req.text)
self.logger.debug("History: ".join(req.history))
raise Exception("Couldn't retrieve miiverse cookie.")
return miiverse_cookie HttpClient client = new HttpClient();
client.BaseAddress = new Uri("https://id.nintendo.net/oauth/authorize");
var values = new Dictionary<string, string>
{
{ "client_id", "12af3d0a3a1f441eb900411bb50a835a" },
{ "response_type", "code" },
{ "redirect_uri", "https://splatoon.nintendo.net/users/auth/nintendo/callback" },
{ "username", Username },
{ "password", Password }
};
var content = new FormUrlEncodedContent(values);
HttpResponseMessage response = client.PostAsync("", content).Result;
Hey dude what you've put together looks awesome! Are you going to be manually updating your _wag_session credentials every time your cookie expires or have you set up a way to automate the oauth?
I can say that when the json string is accessed from the application, and not via web browser, it does appear in Japanese.
I had the same problem. File is UTF-8 but that's just Chrome being dumb if you're using it. Select automatic detection and it should be fine. but the apps displays the correct Japanese strings.
That's excellent - silly me I should have realised it was Chrome! Do you plan to ever have it output the English names/support for both languages in a similar way to Splatoon.ink? Just so I know how safe it is for me to put in my own translations referencing the nodes you're using.
When did this happen? How did people find it? Is there API documentation anywhere?
TBH I think it's what they just use internally as it's pretty easy to find if you know where to look in the JS for it. I don't think it's an official API as such and as you have to create your own custom OAuth (NNID login public API does not yet exist) then I can only assume they have no interest in helping third parties use it. Essentially the endpoint just exists because it's the easiest way for them to AJAX call their own server! That's my understanding, at least
