FeedHive

• Get accountCheck the API key and get the name of the FeedHive account or workspace it belongs to.
• List postsList posts, newest first, optionally only those in some states or with some labels or accounts. Returns one page; pass 'next_cursor' as 'cursor' for more.
• Get postGet one post with its text, state, accounts, labels and publish time.
• Create postCreate a text post as a draft, or schedule it for some social accounts at a time in the future.
• Update postChange a post's text, accounts, labels, state, publish time, notes, link or title. Only the fields you fill in change; a list such as labels replaces the old one.
• Delete postDelete a post. It no longer appears in FeedHive or in lists.
• Get post analyticsGet the numbers (impressions, likes, comments, clicks and so on) FeedHive has for a published post on each platform.
• List labelsList the labels used to group posts. Returns one page; pass 'next_cursor' as 'cursor' for more.
• Get labelGet one label by its id.
• Create labelCreate a label to group posts and posting slots.
• Rename labelGive a label a new title.
• Delete labelDelete a label. Posts keep their text but lose the label.
• List social accountsList the social accounts connected to FeedHive, with their platform, handle and whether they are working.
• Get social accountGet one connected social account.
• List plan slotsList the posting slots in the plan, with when each next comes round. Returns one page; pass 'next_cursor' as 'cursor' for more.
• Get plan slotGet one posting slot with its times, labels and repeat.
• Create plan slotAdd a posting slot to the plan: a window on a day of the week that drafts can be scheduled into.
• Update plan slotChange a posting slot's day, times, time zone, labels, repeat or state. Only the fields you fill in change.
• Delete plan slotDelete a posting slot. Posts already placed in it keep their scheduled times.
• Schedule drafts into plan slotsPut draft posts into the next free plan slots that match their labels. Each draft needs at least one social account. The result says, for each post, whether it was scheduled and why not.

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