Guides
How each social platform's API works, what it lets you do, and how to call it from TypeScript. Every guide cites the platform's own documentation and ends with an example we ran.
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Social media APIs for developers
UpdatedNative platform APIs, unified posting APIs, and open-source libraries compared: what each platform requires before you can post, daily limits, the unified API providers, and a tested TypeScript example.
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The Buffer API, explained
UpdatedBuffer's current GraphQL API: who can use it, API keys versus OAuth apps, creating and scheduling posts from TypeScript, rate limits per plan, migrating from the old REST API, and the alternatives.
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X API pricing, explained
UpdatedX API pricing on pay-per-use credits: what a post and a read cost, the URL surcharge, free credits for new accounts, spending limits, posting rate limits, and a TypeScript example.
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The Bluesky API, explained
UpdatedThe Bluesky API end to end: hosts, app passwords and OAuth, posting with createRecord, links and mentions as facets, images and video, rate limits, and a TypeScript example.
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The Threads API, explained
UpdatedMeta's Threads API end to end: getting access, token lifetimes, the container and publish flow, the daily publishing limits, and a TypeScript example.