I was overlooking any new Yahoo products as their existing other products gave me only a feeling of disgust. I heard about their new product " Yahoo! Pipes". I thought it would be another typical yahoo product. But one day, out of my own curiousity, I logged into pipes. And what I found afterward made me completely astonished. It is an amazing product. According to them:
"Pipes is a powerful composition tool to aggregate, manipulate, and mashup content from around the web."
I am going to show you a step by step introductory view of pipes. I'll give a tutorial of how images can be fetched from Flickr according to your parameters.
- Go to Yahoo! Pipes.
- Sign in with your yahoo account.
- Choose "Create a pipe".
- After the pipe editor has loaded, drag "Flickr " to the editor panel from the "Sources" category of the left pane.
- Drag "Text input" to the editor pane from the "User inputs" category.
- Edit fields of the "Text input" module as necessery: write "Search For" in the prompt field.
- Write 1 in the position field.
- Write "Sunset" in the Default field.
- Connect this "Text Input" module with the text field "image for" in the Flickr module.
- Drag "Location Input" to the editor pane from the "User inputs" category.
- Edit fields of the "Location input" module as necessery: write "Location" in the prompt field.
- Write 2 in the position field.
- Write "Bangladesh" in the Default field.
- Connect this "Location Input" module with the field "near" in the Flickr module.
- Drag "Number Input" to the editor pane from the "User inputs" category.
- Edit fields of the "Number input" module as necessery: write "Number of pics" in the prompt field.
- Write 3 in the position field.
- Write "10" in the Default field.
- Connect this "Number Input" module with the text field after the "Find" in the Flickr module.
- Finally connect the "Pipe Output" with the output connector of the "Flickr" module.
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