Record your voice online and share your voice recording on twitter with “Chir.ps”

You can click on the record button and start to record your voice over the microphone.

Chirps API:
The Chirps API allows other developers and partners to upload and post audio so that audio can be shared on Twitter easily through other apps. The API is a simple way to post audio files to Chir.ps. The API methods are documented below and can be called at:

http://chir.ps/api/methodName

uploadAndPost

Processes the audio file and posts it to Chir.ps, along with Twitter.

Params (These should be formatted as multipart/form-data parameters)

audio_file (required): The audio file.
username (required): the user’s Twitter username.
password (required): the user’s Twitter password.
message (optional): message to post along with the url.

upload

Processes the audio file and posts it to Chir.ps. This will not be sent to Twitter.

Params (These should be formatted as multipart/form-data parameters)

audio_file (required): The audio file.
username (required): the user’s Twitter username.
password (required): the user’s Twitter password.

status

Get the status of a chirp. This may be used as a POST request or a GET request. For the POST request:

Params (These should be formatted as multipart/form-data parameters)

id (required): The id of the chirp file.

For the GET request, use the following format:

http://chir.ps/api/status/ID

Responses

Each method below will return an xml response with the results of the response. Each method has a sample response below. In addition to XML, JSON is also supported by adding ‘.json’ to the end of the url.
http://chir.ps/api/uploadAndPost — Returns XML
http://chir.ps/api/uploadAndPost.json — Returns JSON

Successful Response

This a sample xml response for a sucessful request

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″?>
<rsp>
<status></status>
<status_message></status_message>
<descrption>sample2</descrption>
<id>x</id>
<listen_count>0</listen_count>
<lat></lat>
<long></long>
</rsp>

Error Response

This is a sample error response when the Twitter authorization is invalid.

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″?>
<rsp>
<error>
<code>4100</code>
<message>Invalid Twitter username or password</message>
</error>
</rsp>

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