Letjerk.tv API - why we developed it and how to use it.

Letsjerk.tv is one of the highest-ranking porn sites year-to-date. After analyzing over 3,000 keywords related to the adult industry, **"letsjerk"** ranked second in the best keywords section. This performance is backed by metrics such as monthly search volume, competition level, and changes over time. You can explore more datasets at Adult Keyword Insights.

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Keyword Insights

Here’s a snapshot of the metrics for the keyword "letsjerk":

{
    "keyword": "letsjerk",
    "avg-monthly-searches": 50000,
    "competition": "low",
    "top-of-the-page-bid-low-range": 1.2,
    "top-of-the-page-bid-high-range": 2.37,
    "three-month-change": 0.0,
    "yoy-change": 900.0,
    "competition-indexed-value": 0.0,
    "kpi": 104166.66666666667,
    "momentum-score": 360.0
}

As you can see, by all metrics, this is a good keyword to target.

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API Endpoint Overview

The `/letsjerktv/feed` endpoint allows you to fetch feed data for analysis. You can specify the page parameter to paginate through results. - Method: GET - Parameters: - page (integer): Results page number. Valid range: `1` to `100000`, but no more than `total_pages` received in the response. - Default value: `1`. ---

Python Script for Calling the Endpoint

Below is a Python script to call the `/letsjerktv/feed` endpoint, parse the data, and present it in a useful format for the end user.

1. Setting Up the Script

import requests
import json

# Base URL of the API
BASE_URL = "https://adultdatalink.com/api/letsjerktv/feed"

# Function to fetch data from the endpoint
def fetch_letsjerk_feed(page=1):
    try:
        # Sending a GET request
        response = requests.get(BASE_URL, params={"page": page})
        response.raise_for_status()  # Raise error for HTTP issues
        
        # Parse JSON response
        data = response.json()
        return data
    except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e:
        print(f"Error fetching feed: {e}")
        return None

2. Parsing and Formatting Data

def parse_feed_data(data):
    if not data or "results" not in data:
        print("No valid data received.")
        return []

    useful_data = []
    for item in data["results"]:
        useful_data.append({
            "title": item.get("title"),
            "url": item.get("url"),
            "views": item.get("views", "N/A"),
            "likes": item.get("likes", "N/A")
        })
    return useful_data

3. Displaying Useful Data

def display_data(parsed_data):
    print("\n--- Letsjerk.tv Feed ---\n")
    for entry in parsed_data:
        print(f"Title: {entry['title']}")
        print(f"URL: {entry['url']}")
        print(f"Views: {entry['views']}")
        print(f"Likes: {entry['likes']}")
        print("-" * 30)

4. Main Function

if __name__ == "__main__":
    page = 1  # Specify the page to fetch
    print(f"Fetching page {page} of Letsjerk.tv feed...")
    
    # Fetching the feed data
    feed_data = fetch_letsjerk_feed(page=page)
    
    # Parsing the data
    parsed_data = parse_feed_data(feed_data)
    
    # Displaying the parsed data
    if parsed_data:
        display_data(parsed_data)
    else:
        print("No data to display.")

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How It Works

1. Fetch Data: The script uses the `requests` library to make a GET request to the API endpoint. 2. Parse JSON: The data is parsed to extract meaningful fields like the title, URL, views, and likes. 3. Display Results: The parsed data is displayed in a clean, readable format for end users.

Output Example

When you run the script, it produces output similar to the following:

Fetching page 1 of Letsjerk.tv feed...

--- Letsjerk.tv Feed ---

Title: Amazing Compilation 2024
URL: https://letsjerk.tv/video/12345
Views: 10,500
Likes: 1,250
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Title: Trending XXX Movie
URL: https://letsjerk.tv/video/67890
Views: 8,300
Likes: 900
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