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Dale Campbell (author)
Sun Feb 15 19:57:18 -0800 2009
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README
API Faker --------- This app was born from my need to test web API responses without having to actually send a request through the tubes. Just create a new Detail, select the content type, and give it some guts. You can also give it a remote URL and it will fetch the data and cache it locally. The URL is saved as well, and there's an update link on the details page which will allow you to fetch (and cache) the latest data from the URL. You'll then be able to RESTfully test the response and not have to worry about some lame API limit (*ahem* looks at Twitter). Currently supports JSON, XML and YAML. Example ------- $ curl http://localhost:4000/details/666.json { "animals": { "dog": [ { "id": 666, "name": "Cerberus", "breed": "hellbeast" } ], "cat": { "name": "Kamichu" } } } $ curl http://localhost:4000/details/420.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <books> <book awesome="true"> <title>The Ruby Programming Language</title> </book> <book awesome="false"> <title>PHP For Little Girls</title> </book> </books>









