Engineering Manager and Fullstack Developer (on my free-time!), currently living in Brazil. Adept of DevOps and Agile Cultures, always looking forward improving my code and practices.
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Paraná, Brazil
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Bacharel em Sistemas de Informação @ Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná
While studying Deno and some of its REST Frameworks I've actually created a "port" of the SWApi.
It's not the same thing (mostly because I find the way they envelope data not hepful for the amount of data being transmited) but it still might be helpful for quickly getting a hang of doing http calls with any programming language.
Hey, just to add my two cents:
While studying Deno and some of its REST Frameworks I've actually created a "port" of the SWApi.
It's not the same thing (mostly because I find the way they envelope data not hepful for the amount of data being transmited) but it still might be helpful for quickly getting a hang of doing http calls with any programming language.
The source code is available on this GitHub repo and it's currently published on swapi-deno.azurewebsites.net/
A StarWars API written with Deno and powered by Oak and Svelte!
A RESTful API containing Star Wars data!
Thanks to @phalt for his work on the original Swapi and to @juriy for his work on the current Swapi.dev.
Currently we support the following endpoints.
GET api/films)GET api/films/{id})GET api/species/)GET api/species/{id})GET api/vehicles/)GET api/vehicles/{id})GET api/starships/)GET api/starships/{id})GET api/planets/)GET api/planets/{id})GET api/people/)GET api/people/{id})Currently we have a portal that presents some information about the API.
This portal is powered by Svelte and its code can be found on the
/portalsubdirectory!☁ Using in
…There's also a post published here about my motivation behind rewriting it and how it's currently deploy, however I wrote that post in Portuguese 😅
Reescrevendo a StarWars API em Deno
Rodolpho Alves ・ Jun 23 ・ 8 min read