Updated answer
getJSON
returns a promise (a read-only deferred), so you can listen to it. But since you need some post-processing, you'd want to chain a then
which allows you to alter the resolved value.
// Now using `then`
function getThumbnail(vUrl){
return $.getJSON("http://api.embed.ly/1/oembed?key=:key&url="+vurl).then(function(data){
return {
thumbnail:data.thumbnail_url,
vurl:vurl
}
});
}
//and in your call will listen for the custom deferred's done
getThumbnail('the_vurl_').then(function(returndata){
//received data!
});
Original answer
You can use a deferred object, and listen for the done()
.
function getThumbnail(vUrl) {
//create our deferred object
var def = $.Deferred();
//get our JSON and listen for done
$.getJSON("http://api.embed.ly/1/oembed?key=:key&url="+vurl)
.done(function(data){
//resolve the deferred, passing it our custom data
def.resolve({
thumbnail:data.thumbnail_url,
vurl:vurl
});
});
//return the deferred for listening
return def;
}
//and in your call will listen for the custom deferred's done
getThumbnail('the_vurl_')
.done(function(returndata){
//received data!
});
You could return $.getJSON
's deferred to get the raw data. But because of "post-processing" into an object, the custom deferred is needed. You could also pass a callback to getThumbnail()
:
function getThumbnail(vUrl,callback) {
$.getJSON("http://api.embed.ly/1/oembed?key=:key&url="+vurl,function(returndata){
callback(returndata);
});
}
getThumbnail('the_vurl_',function(returndata){
//received data!
})
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