"As a Curator, I want to get a count of the unique editors of a page, so that I can understand the diversity of contribution to the page."
GET /page/{title}/history/counts/editors
Return summary of information in the edit history.
Request body: none
Notable request headers: none
Status codes:
200 - OK
404 - no such page
Notable response headers: none
Body: JSON, object with following fields
count: total number of unique editors
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Invalid | None | T229661 Core REST API in MediaWiki | |||
| Resolved | • eprodromou | T231338 Page history API | |||
| Resolved | • eprodromou | T231349 Curator gets editors count | |||
| Resolved | apaskulin | T233426 Document REST API editors count endpoint | |||
| Resolved | • eprodromou | T234485 Implement Editors Count Endpoint | |||
| Resolved | • Clarakosi | T235564 Implement Integration Tests for Existing iOS Endpoints | |||
| Resolved | brennen | T236333 Install wikidiff2 into mediawiki-quibble-api-testing-vendor-mysql-php72-docker |
I realized if our client developers are willing to make 5 API calls, I can go to the trouble of actually documenting 5 sets of requirements.
@BPirkle when I look at https://en.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/w/rest.php/v1/page/Barack_Obama/history/counts/editors I see "count" and not "editors". I think this has come up before. It looks like we have count in the documentation, and I don't particularly mind in this instance since we're mostly wrapping the integer in an object because OWASP says to.
I've updated the user story here just so we're used to it.