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ArrayList a simple List DB

I have a habit of building small side projects. Couple of them are KeyVal.org and ArrayList.org. None of them require API authentication.

KeyVal.org as the name says it simple key:value db.

ArrayList.org is a REST API service for creating lists and adding elements to them.

You can create a unique list by visiting Arraylist.org. Click on 'Create List', and it will generate a unique list for you and provide you with two URLs.

  1. One to add elements to your new list.
  2. Second url to see the elements from that list.

Important: Don't forget to store the second url, it contains a password to read.

Use Case: Email subscription form. One good use case is a user subscription form. Let's say you have a "coming soon" page and you want to add an email subscription form.

ArrayList can collect your emails without needing a backend API or database.

A sample HTML Form and Javascript code. Remember to replace the action url with your own list url.

`

Email:


        let eform = document.forms["emailform"];
        eform.addEventListener("submit", (e) => {

        alert("Thank You");    
         });
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`

You can retrieve your form submissions with the second password URL. Let me know if you need any additional features.

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