NAME

            

              
              
WWW::StreamAPI - Perl interface for the HTTP StreamAPI API
            
          

SYNOPSIS

            

              
              
use WWW::StreamAPI;
my $streamapi = WWW::StreamAPI->new(
    secret_key => 'YOUR_SECRET_KEY_HERE',
    api_key => 'YOUR_API_KEY_HERE',
    debug => 1,
);
# Fetch a list of live sessions using the simple request method.
my $live_session_list = $streamapi->request('/session/live/list');
print Dumper \$live_session_list;
# Using the live_sessions helper method.
my @live_sessions = $streamapi->live_sessions;
print Dumper \@live_sessions;
# Request a list of all recordings.
my $recordings = $streamapi->request('/video/list');
print Dumper \$recordings;
            
          

DESCRIPTION

A minimal Perl interface to the HTTP API for StreamAPI. http://streamapi.com

Methods

request

            

              
              
The first parameter is the HTTP path to call, so '/video/list' becomes http://api.streamapi.com/service/video/list.
The second parameter is a hashref of arguments to send along with the required parametes (rid, sig, api key).
The third parameter sets the HTTP request method. The default method is GET.
Examples:
my $request= $streamapi->request('/video/list');
my $request = $stickam->request('/path/to/call', { arg1 => 'val1' });
my $request = $stickam->request('/path/to/call', { arg1 => 'val1' }, 'POST');
The return value is always the datastructure returned by XML::Simple::XMLin.
            
          

live_sessions

            

              
              
my @live_sesions = $streamapi->live_sessions;
            
          

create_session

            

              
              
my ($private_hostid, $public_hostid) = $streamapi->create_session;
            
          

or

            

              
              
my ($private_hostid, $public_hostid) = $streamapi->create_session( username => 'Peter' );
            
          

COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2008, 2009 by Stickam.com <support@stickam.com>

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

See http://www.perl.com/perl/misc/Artistic.html

AUTHOR

Jake Gold <jake@stickam.com>

SEE ALSO

http://streamapi.com