Getting Started
KindJoe developer APIs are designed for read-only content consumption. The fastest way to start is to fetch Ventura stories and render them in your own feed or content modules.
Quick start
Call the Ventura endpoint, render basic fields, then link back to the canonical story.
1) Base URL
Use the production base URL:
https://kindjoe.com/api2) Fetch Ventura stories
Call the Ventura stories endpoint and render title, excerpt, image, and link.
curl "https://kindjoe.com/api/articles/ventura-county"3) Build article links
For Ventura posts, create links as https://kindjoe.com/ventura/:slug to point users back to the canonical source.
4) Cache responses
Cache API responses on your side to reduce repeated calls and improve page speed. If you poll, use a sensible refresh interval instead of aggressive re-fetching.
5) Read-only usage
These endpoints are read-only for partners. You can display content, but cannot create, edit, or delete posts through this integration.
Next steps
- Read the Ventura endpoint details in the API reference.
- Add response caching in your app for better performance.
- Track integration updates on the changelog page.