I havent been able to find any tools for this conversion, does anyone know of any that exist.
Currently, I have JSON data from Swagger that I would like to convert to Blueprint/MSON to use with Apiary, but I am not sure if this is possible. Any recommendations would be super helpful, or suggestions for other routes to try and onboard my API to Apiary without manually writing it.
There is one here: MSONGenerator. Takes a while to load, but you paste your JSON and get nice MSON out of it. No source code for it as far as I can see, but I didn't look very far.
There's also mson-to-schemas, an npm package. I have no experience with it.
Source: API Blueprint tools section
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To make an example Wordpress plugin that shows an image, or at least stores it in the media library, I go out to the NASA Open API and fetch the Astronomy Picture of the Day. I have not yet tested that code, but assuming it works my problem is: then what? I guess I have to parse the return data and somehow get an image file I can upload to the library. I'm used to grabbing pre-known text fields such as data.customerid, etc. but never an image. The API site is not much help. I have gleaned from around here a few references to "base64" but I don't know what that means. I can't find a straightup example if what to do. Any thoughts?
you'll have to do steps along this lines, you are pretty much correct on that:
fetch response from API (example: https://api.nasa.gov/planetary/apod?api_key=DEMO_KEY)
parse url:
use media_sideload_image function in WordPress to save image in media to be able to show it in your plugin or to your users..
I suggest you to start building your plugin from scratch and then when you get stuck post your code here and community can help you better..
Aim:
I´m testing a specific site and I want to check wheater the sent key-value-pairs are valid.
I need to get the queryString parameters (key-value-pairs) of a GET request on a website. The queryString is only accessible via the GET requests and is NOT in the url. (I want to compare these key-value-pairs from the website later with other key-value-pairs from a file/html/..etc.)
This is what I did and know until now:
I know I can visualize the K/V-pairs when using FireBug->Network->Parameters.
I can get a GET request with the Selenium WebDriver, but it is complicated to extract the queryString out of the JSON-Object. [I was using Java with jsoup and json.simple]
The only tool I know which can compare key-values on a website is Columbo.io, but I have to write the compared values manually into the tool- that is not flexible enough for my purpose.
In my research I found the following tools: PhantomJS, Ranorex, SmartBear TestComplete, Wetator, Sahi Pro, RedGlass, TestingBot, BugBuster, Canoo Webtest. I sadly cannot find out if these tools are able to give me the key-value-pairs I desire.
Problem:
With Selenium I expect to need a lot of time for writing tests, like maybe 2-4 weeks? So I am searching for other tools which can extract the key-value-pairs of a website easier or quicker.
Question:
Which tools can you recommend for getting these parameters easily?
And if there isn´t any better tool then Selenium then please tell me: maybe I´m overlooking some other issue and there are i.e. better API´s for parsing the JSON-Object to get the key-value-pairs or other things I could improve?
Are there any sites where I can read the experiences of other persons with specific tools.
PS: This is my first question here on Stackoverflow. I hope you can understand and help me.
I am not sure if I get your point correctly but if you want to play with HTTP requests and key-value-pairs, you may have a try to perform with Apache HttpClient which can be integrated with your Selenium-Webdriver java. Hope it can help.
I am having trouble using dartdocgen and dartdoc-viewer to pump my JSON files to the browser. I have had success getting all the JSON files from my application but haven't had any success actually viewing them in the browser. Based on my research, the best way to do this is hosting dartdoc-viewer on a local server as mentioned by this document:
https://www.dartlang.org/tools/dartdocgen/#deploy
However I just cannot seem to get it to work following these directions (I would like to approach it via dartium):
https://github.com/dart-lang/dartdoc-viewer/
I understand that once I am able to run pub build and compile to javascript that I dump the client/build folder into my server along with the docs folder under the URL, I am golden. That's where the issue is, how to get it from the docs folder to javascript to the browser.
I would like to be able to use dartdocgen to it's full potential so can I get some ideas?
Just run dartdocgen --serve .
see https://www.dartlang.org/tools/dartdocgen/#view-locally
Is not what you are looking for?
I'm trying to add some functionality to an internal Access database that will automatically create tasks on Asana.
My VBA experience is somewhat limited but by examining various code samples online and tinkering I've been able to POST tasks with all the necessary data and GET info back.
But I'm now struggling with being able to upload file attachments to a task. I'm not sure how to go about it.
Leaving the content type as application/x-www-form-urlencoded which works for the normal POST statements when creating tasks and just pointing the send command to a file location using doesn't work and results in an error of "file is not an object", I'm guessing this is because all that's contained in the send command is a file=path pair.
Do I need to encode the file at all, if so how?
I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction.
Thanks.
You can check out how curl does it, but I believe it needs to be multipart/form-data - I would strongly recommend using a library rather than doing the encoding manually, since there are often subtle gotchas.
Basically, it works a lot like a standard form upload from a web browser.
Hope that helps!
So i have been searching the web for a javascript source for an Hmac-sha1 algorithm. I saw Crypto's but i cant seem to get it to work, mainly because it has no idea what crypto means. (i copied the .js script functions into my script file) http://code.google.com/p/crypto-js/ I have my base64 encoded function already. that i got from here:
http://nerds-central.blogspot.com/2007/01/fast-scalable-javascript-and-vbscript.html
btw this for a twitter application using the new OAuth system.
any help or links to where i can find anything on this would be helpful
If you need me to elaborate let me know. thank you!
I haven't tried it, but 'jssha' seems to have added HMAC support to its SHA-X library recently:
http://jssha.sourceforge.net/