Warpcast

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I'm planning to offer a monthly sponsorship for @event, and it would be  helpful to show # of impressions for the frames alongside engagement.

Problem is view counts are shown in the UI, but not via API. But it would be really helpful if say, for a given cast hash and time period, I could call an API and get a view count for Warpcast (and other clients)

Thoughts? Would this help anyone else?

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My 2c is it’s a lot easier to just fetch this data from a Warpcast API(given that exists) than for every client to reach consensus over what a true view is, that seems like one of the more difficult cross-client things to be built 

Agreed that this data is useful too(also things like frame interactions per client/user)

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i’d be fine with warpcast doing it as opposed to clients agreeing on something

but generally using the raw client api is probably more intense than something specifically tailored

Outside Warpcast, I think this can be done at the middle layer with @neynar and @mbd - just need clients permissions. It is a proxy but a good one.

https://warpcast.com/yassinelanda.eth/0x6efc74bb

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A warpcast api wont count views with other clients. @jtgi's method is the way but there will be a lot of bot/scripted fetches as well