API complete for all projects

Create Link (simple)

http://uiop.me/api/newlink.php?u=http://www.argohost.net/ (plain text)
Simple function to create a url. Open the page with the link you want to shorter, in format url encoded (urlencode in php). The return will be link shortened, beautiful and ready to be crawled. If you want a private link, add the parameter &private=1 in order for it does not display statistics.

Destination of the URL (simple)

http://uiop.me/api/location.php?u=1 (plain text)
A function that returns only the destination of a url. Good for those who need a quick way to find the location of a url, but without working with xml.

Everything on a URL

http://uiop.me/api/infourl.axml?u=1 (xml)
More complete, it returns an XML with more information to the url http://uiop.me/1. To be more exact: the page that link points out, unique clicks the link has, how many times was twited, if is private link, date of creation and format in time(). If you want information from their links created , see last50.axml

Export the URL clicks

http://uiop.me/api/clicks.axml?u=1 (xml)
For lover of statistics, this is the best function. It exports the clicks of your URL (ascending order) in XML. For each click is displayed: date, time, referer, useragent, browser, operating systems, city, state, country and country code.

Attention to the location of click: It may appear only after 10 minutes of the click. In this case, it is exported blank. Some minutes later, if called again, has been available. If you want only the number of clicks, use the file infourl.axml. He also returns some data of the link.

Discover the tweets of a URL

http://uiop.me/api/tweets.axml?u=1 (xml)
This is another function for those who need more statistics of its url. It returns all tweets and retweets a link. The format is in XML, with the following information: @author of Tweet, Tweet's content, the html Tweet(with links), when it was created, status (twitter.com/user/status/xxxx) and if is Tweet or retweet.

The 50 latest urls created from your IP

http://uiop.me/api/last50.axml (xml)
Like infourl.axml, it also returns the information of the link, but in all 50 last links created by your server. If you need information from only one link, see infourl.axml.

50 latest links posted by someone on Twitter

http://uiop.me/api/twitter50.axml?u=edudebastiani (xml)
Lets see the last 50 links twited / retwited by any person on Twitter. Returns various information of each Tweet, such as: content (with and without html), date, status and if is retweet, showing the user of original tweet. With information of the URL: url, page that redirect, clicks, number of times twited and date of creation.

Limits of API

http://uiop.me/api/remain.axml (xml)
The API has a limit on requests to prevent spam bots from the server overload, damaging the other developers. The limits are: up to 30 url creation per hour and request to 100 pages of content every hour. Controlled by the IP.

If your application needs to create more links or more queries, just send a message saying what your project, and what the server ip limit will need. All applications are read and approved within 24 hours. In remain.axml you can see the remainder requests.

How to use the API

In PHP, the simplest way is through the file_get_contents(). There is also the possibility to integrate it with the Curl or other classes you want. See how easy it is to create a redirect in just 6 lines: http://uiopme.pastebin.com/f28fddf38.