TrackerService_CreateActivity
TrackerService_CreateActivity
Path Parameters
- user string required
The user id.
- tracker string required
The tracker id.
Request Body required
- parent string required
The parent this tracker belongs to.
activity object required
Activities track the progress of a user related to readable or watchable resources such as light novel and graphic novel chapters, and anime episodes. Activities are immutable and store meta information such as when the activity started, when it ended, from where the progress started and where it stopped. An example of activities might be a user watching on Netflix the Episode N of the Anime XYZ from minute 5:47 to minute 15:32 on the 7th of July at 8:35 PM. In this specific case a Chrome extension might automatically create a new activity every minute until the user pauses the video or closes the tab. The information collected allows the service to let the user know when was the last "checkpoint" recorded, enabling the user to resume the episode at the correct time on a different platform (i.e. continue from where I left). Additionally, the information collected is useful to generate histograms and to idenitify popular scenes within an episode (we all know Pornhub has an identical feature already). There is no limit to the number of activities a user might generate and some activities are automatically registered from Animeshon itself, for example when a user is reading a graph novel directly on our platform. Activities can also be repeated multiple times for the same range (e.g. if a user rewatches the same scene in an episode 5 times). Whenever an activity is created that marks the end of a resource, its parent tracker is updated to include it in the list of completed resource.
- name string required
The id of the activity.
- resource string required
The content whose progress is being tracked.
- platform string
The platform that the user used to consume the resource.
- from int32
Where the activity started within the resource. This value represents the time in seconds within an episode or the page number within a graphic novel or light novel chapter.
- to int32
Where the activity ended within the resource. This value represents the time in seconds within an episode or the page number within a graphic novel or light novel chapter.
- startTime date-time
When this activity started.
- endTime date-time
When this activity ended.
- 200
- default
OK
Schema
- name string required
The id of the activity.
- resource string required
The content whose progress is being tracked.
- platform string
The platform that the user used to consume the resource.
- from int32
Where the activity started within the resource. This value represents the time in seconds within an episode or the page number within a graphic novel or light novel chapter.
- to int32
Where the activity ended within the resource. This value represents the time in seconds within an episode or the page number within a graphic novel or light novel chapter.
- startTime date-time
When this activity started.
- endTime date-time
When this activity ended.
Default error response
Schema
- code int32
The status code, which should be an enum value of [google.rpc.Code][google.rpc.Code].
- message string
A developer-facing error message, which should be in English. Any user-facing error message should be localized and sent in the [google.rpc.Status.details][google.rpc.Status.details] field, or localized by the client.
details object[]
A list of messages that carry the error details. There is a common set of message types for APIs to use.
- @type string
The type of the serialized message.