Pinterest.js is a versatile and efficient JavaScript library that allows you to get information from Pinterest.
- Added support for video search functionality.
- Added
limitoption in thesearchPinsfunction. - Resolved all existing errors.
- Added
getAutoCompletionfunction that takes a query parameter. - Added
getCommentsfunction that takesIOptionsas a parameter. - Fixed the
videoproperty in thegetPinfunction. - Added
visualSearchfunction that takesIOptionsas a parameter.
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- Zero dependencies π
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To install Pinterest.js as an npm package, use the following command in your project directory:
npm install pinterest.jsTo utilize Pinterest.js in your project, import the library into your JavaScript files as follows:
const Pinterest = require("pinterest.js");- Added support for video search functionality.
- Added
limitoption in thesearchPinsfunction. - Resolved all existing errors.
- Initial release of Pinterest.js with basic functionality to search and retrieve pins.
- Added
getAutoCompletionfunction that takes a query parameter.
- Fixed the
videoproperty in thegetPinfunction.
- Added
getCommentsfunction that takesIOptionsas a parameter. - The old function
getPinhas been officially deprecated, though it is still usable asgetPinV3.
- Added
visualSearchfunction that takesIOptionsas a parameter.
-
Updated
getBoardsfunction. -
Added
getBoardSectionfunction. -
Added
getBoardSectionPinsfunction.
- Added
getBoardPinsfunction & Fixed previous bugs.
Here are some amazing projects built using Pinterest.js:
- React Native Wallpaper App: A sleek and modern wallpaper app built with React Native, allowing users to explore and set beautiful wallpapers sourced from Pinterest.
We welcome contributions from the community. If you find any issues or have ideas for enhancements, feel free to open an issue or create a pull request on our GitHub repository.
Pinterest.js is licensed under the MIT License, making it open and accessible for developers to use and modify in their projects.
Note: Replace 'rit3zh' and LICENSE with your GitHub username and the link to the license file, respectively, when setting up your repository.
