API, feeds and embeds

Faultline's data is open to read: a JSON API with CORS, RSS feeds and an embeddable widget. No key needed.

JSON API

`GET /api/events`	Events, newest first. Filters: `hours` (max 720), `category`, `country`, `situation`, `min_impact` (1 to 5), `limit` (max 1000).
`GET /api/situations`	Active situations with event counts, peak impact and the latest brief (headline, summary, trend).
`GET /api/briefs`	The latest daily world brief and every situation brief.
`GET /api/layers`	Tropical cyclone cones and tracks, fire hotspots and upcoming launches.
`GET /api/stream`	Server-Sent Events: `events` with `{added, updated}` as sweeps land.

curl 'https://faultline.duskengineering.services/api/events?situation=Russia%E2%80%93Ukraine&min_impact=3&limit=20'

Each event has id, title, summary, place, country, lat, lng, approx, theater, kind, category, severity, reports[], publishedAt; strikes may carry an origin. Requests are limited to 300 a minute per address.

RSS

/feed.xml for all events, /brief/feed.xml for the daily brief, and /situation/<name>/feed.xml or /country/<name>/feed.xml for one situation or country.

Embeds

Every situation and country page has an "Embed" box with an iframe snippet. The widget shows a live map, the latest brief and recent events, and links back here.

<iframe src="https://faultline.duskengineering.services/embed/situation/russia-ukraine" width="100%" height="560" style="border:0" loading="lazy"></iframe>

Using the data

Please credit Faultline with a link. Summaries and briefs are written by Claude from public news reports, and each event links its original sources: quote the outlets' own reporting according to their terms.