Demo app #134
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Yea, I like this idea. We can have 1 page that details all the models like this, and another page that serves as a playground for retrieving live data people can play around with. |
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This seems good, had to re-run the PR build for 2 cases. Once it's green, feel free to merge if you're happy with this initial version (we can iterate in further PRs). |
elwayman02
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Feb 9, 2018
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Yeah that was my thought as well. I figure we can use be emberjs org as an entry point and let people click through different aspects of the api we have defined from there |
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This is pretty simplistic in that it simply iterates through all the models and spits out the keys/relationshsips available but it gives us something to build from:
In addition to this type of glossary I would also envision wiring up some live requests to github (unauthenticated to keep things simple) that can be used to demonstrate how it works with real data.
You can check out the demo app here
Addresses #13