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Response
Shubhajit Saha edited this page Dec 16, 2015
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The API returns data in JSON format.
Each response includes a request object (which returns request-specific metadata), and an objects array, which will include the extracted information for all objects on a submitted page. At the moment, only a single object will be returned for API requests.
Objects in the API's objects array will include the following fields:
| FIELD | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
type |
Type of object. |
title |
Title of the article. |
text |
Full text of the article. |
html |
Normalized HTML of the extracted article. Please see the HTML Specification for a breakdown of elements and attributes returned. |
date |
Date of extracted article, normalized in most cases to RFC 1123 (HTTP/1.1). |
author |
Article author. |
author_url |
URL of the author profile page, if available. |
human_language |
Returns the (spoken/human) language of the submitted page, using two-letter ISO 639-1 nomenclature. |
site_name |
The plain-text name of the site (e.g. The New York Times or YouTube). If no site name is automatically determined, the root domain (www.youtube.com) will be returned. |
publisher_region |
If known, the region of the article publication. |
publisher_country |
If known, the country of the article publication. |
page_url |
URL of submitted page / page from which the article is extracted. |
resolved_page_url |
Returned if the page_url redirects to another URL. |
links |
Returns a top-level object (links) containing all hyperlinks found on the page. |
meta |
Returns a top-level object (meta) containing the full contents of page meta tags, including sub-arrays for OpenGraph tags, Twitter Card metadata, schema.org microdata, and -- if available -- oEmbed metadata. |
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