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openapi: 3.0.3 openapi: 3.0.3
info: info:
title: Bypass Censorship Reflector title: Bypass Censorship Reflector
description: The public API for the Bypass Censorship Reflector. description: |
**The public API for the Bypass Censorship Reflector.**
This API is intended to be consumed by tools used for the distribution of mirror links for specific articles.
These tools may be browser extensions, desktop tools, dedicated web applications, or integrated into CMSs.
For any given URL, if a mirror is available, up to 3 kinds of link may be generated.
To generate a short link requires authentication with an API key, but both direct and onion links may be generated
without authentication.
Link Types
----------
<dl>
<dt>Short Links (`short`)<dt>
<dd>
These are the most convenient for sharing due to their length, and fully support display of OpenGraph
tags in social media clients.
</dd>
<dt>Direct Links (`direct`)</dt>
<dd>
These are direct links to the mirror site, and fully support display of OpenGraph tags in social media clients.
They are less convenient to share due to increased length, however these are available for non-authenticated
users unlike the short links.
</dd>
<dt>Onion Links (`onion`)</dt>
<dd>
Where an Onion service has been deployed for a given website, this will return a link to the article on that
Onion service.
Visiting Onion services requires that users have downloaded, installed and configured a Tor-aware browser
such as Tor Browser or Onion Browser.
</dd>
</dl>
Authentication
--------------
For all endpoints, authentication is performed using an API key.
This is passed as a query parameter named "key".
The [/me](#/default/get_me) endpoint can be used to verify an API key without fetching a link.
version: 0.0.1 version: 0.0.1
servers: servers: