yup, sorry about that our internal cdn didn't push the file out in time...
The good news is, the fix it pushed did the following:

• added expiry dates when using the expiring filter
• sorts by expiry date
• fixes runtime issues
• added nord VPN (please let us know if the correct countries are represented for this provider)

Thanks looks like an issue on our Spanish server, thanks for letting us know

@knightcoder said in API on Rapidapi return fewer results:

aaapi.cgi?q=get:new45000:US&p=1&t=ns&st=adv

This is how you get everything for the us:
aaapi.cgi?q=&cl=78&p=1&t=ns&st=adv

All,
Unfortunately I have been away on business over the last week and I have not been able to tweak the scrapers to keep up with some changes imposed by Netflix. I believe these issues have now been resolved and the site should start populating as expected.

Please let me know if everything isn't back to normal in the next 24 hours.

-admin

Ok, we have fixed our issues with Spain but I'm afraid we still do not see this title in that country via vpn or a local server...

what IP are you coming from? You can see by going here:

https://unogs.com/chk.cgi

no... you are limited to 100 results per request

Thanks for the suggestion, this is something that we have been looking into and hopefully will be included in the next version.

There 'will' be 9 episodes, but as they are released weekly in the Czech Republic you cannot watch them until they are released:

didn' t make the cut
https://forum.unogs.com/topic/192/addressing-recent-issues-with-the-website-and-api

hrm... seem like Netflix has decided to start randomly changing how they display the date... we will have to look into it, why can't we all just use the same format... stupid borders!

2017
https://web.archive.org/web/20170422041106/http://unogs.com/countrydetail/

very strange, i have tried several different residential addresses in Singapore and they all give me the same results.

not currently, we are working on a solution

can you go this website and share the results with me?

https://ifconfig.co/country

For SG how are you determining the validity of the data? Can you supply some examples of titles that should be there that aren't and ones that are that shouldn't?

The uk is being updated... but we did have a few days earlier in the week where it wasn't... Regardless, I'm not sure why that would cause you to incur charges???

The only way to pull country information is via the /title endpoint

Yes, we have currently lost our ability to pull data for SK, we are working on a fix...

We are currently re-working how we collect information on titles in response to Netflix cracking down on VPN's.... Thailand and Singapore should be up and reporting over the next couple days.

documentation for what?