I am looking for a swagger API that could potentially generate curl requests for all the APIs present on the swagger UI.
Yes, there is a swagger API already available to get the API details in JSON format. Is there any way I can also get the curl requests for those APIs?
For example:
Here is the swagger UI for petstore
Here is the swagger API to get the data in JSON:
But on the swagger UI when we execute any API, it generates the curl request as well. (Look at the very last of the image)
The goal is to fire all the API's present on the Swagger UI but not manually. I need to automate this flow using curl requests. If anyhow, I can generate curls for all the APIs, then I can easily fire them and automate the process.
I am open to any other solution as well.
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My question is:
I want to GET data from one api and after filtering the data, I want to POST the data to another API in the same api gateway.
The data is in JSON format and after receiving the data, I filter the data and forward to another api.
I can filter the data, but redirecting the result data to another api, I am struggling with.
How can I do that in aws gateway?
You should use HTTP integration type selecting the POST http method.
I am very new to web development and using any google services api.
I know I can send HTTP GET with the following format:
http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=CA
I am reading the documentation and it seems that it only talks about HTTP GET requests:
https://developers.google.com/maps/web-services/overview
Does anyone have any experience sending HTTP POST request to google maps apis or it is just not accepted?
Based on the Google Maps API documentation https://developers.google.com/maps/web-services/overview you don't have the option to send POST requests but only GET.
Now as your post doesn't provide more infos on how you tried to do it, my suggestion is to create a middleware that will handle those requests.
This is kinda of onverengineering as the parameters will still appear to the user if you are trying to redirect them but it will be a good case if you don't.
You can create a simple node.js middleware that will have a POST API that you'll send the data the way you want and within this request in the middleware you will transform the data and send them with a GET method to the Gmaps Api.
You can use Express to create a middleware without a lot of effort.
You can read more here: https://expressjs.com/en/guide/writing-middleware.html
I can run the REST API using multiple tools like Soap, curl etc. But I need to integrate REST API developed in JSON format in Selenium WebDriver.
Thanks...
You need to use requests and call your apis and then decode the response using json decoder.
I'm using the google client library to access the Google Drive API. I'd like to custom log all the request URI's, the request method as well as the response codes. Is there a built in mechanism to do this with the google client library?
Ideally, I could use the API as I am now and not have to modify each request but maybe add some sort of interceptor to the Drive object itself where I can record this data on every request that goes through this Drive service.
Any ideas?
Not sure that is exactly what you want but you could modify the log level of the API client in logging.properties
com.google.api.client.level = FINEST
I try to program a name generator script for various sample data entry jobs. What I need to do is the following:
Access the Google Maps Api and give me a random adress (in a specific city if possible)
Return Street and Zip Code (and City (see above))
Is that possible in Powershell? I was thinking about using the IE ComObj and just parse the dom of Google Maps but that seems so wasteful.
Any help would be great! Thanks :)
I'm not familiar with the Google maps API however it looks like you are just calling web services.
You can interact with web services in PowerShell. If the service communicates with SOAP you can use the New-WebServiceProxy cmdlet. If it is a REST service you can use the System.Net.WebRequest .NET class, here's an example. As noted in the linked answer, you will probably want a JSON library to process the service response. Also, this fella posted a JSON module on PoshCode that you might want to take a look at.
Also, a new cmdlet is being introduced in PowerShell V3 Invoke-RestMethod, which is currently in community technical preview...
Google map provides REST API's to use them in Powershell, you can call these using an Invoke-RestMethod cmdlet to get your task done. Infact I wrote a Googlemaps module in powershell and you can get the same from Powershell Gallery