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"As a Client Developer, I want a RESTful API with information on timely or featured articles, so I can show my users new time-sensitive Wikimedia project data." After talking with PI, they think Wikifeeds makes a good candidate for the public API. I do, too. So, this is the user story for "Mount Wikifeeds in the tree."

"As a Client Developer, I want a RESTful API with information on timely or featured articles, so I can show my users new time-sensitive Wikimedia project data." After talking with PI, they think Wikifeeds makes a good candidate for the public API. I do, too. So, this is the user story for "Mount Wikifeeds in the tree." We'll use ''feed'' as the prefix and 1 as the version. | Path | Mount | /feed/v1/<project>/<language>/<path> | <language>.<project>.org/api/rest_v1/feed/<path> There are, I think, only some languages and projects that have feeds. I'm not sure what happens right now if you hit a feed for a project that doesn't have a feed.

"As a Client Developer, I want a RESTful API with information on timely or featured articles, so I can show my users new time-sensitive Wikimedia project data." After talking with PI, they think Wikifeeds makes a good candidate for the public API. I do, too. So, this is the user story for "Mount Wikifeeds in the tree." We'll use ''feed'' as the prefix and 1 as the version. | Path | Mount | /feed/v1/<project>/<language>/<path> | <language>.<project>.org/api/rest_v1/feed/<path> There are, I think, only some languages and projects that have feeds. I'm not sure what happens right now if you hit a feed for a project that doesn't have a feed.