Add a file named api.key to the root of this project containing your api key. One can be found here:
https://www.giantbomb.com/forums/api-developers-3017/quick-start-guide-to-using-the-api-1427959/
This project is meant to input/output test the giantbomb api against clojure spec. It currently only tests the /game and /games parts of their endpoint, and is more of a proof of concept. It has only hit their endpoint 1000 or so times because they have a warning asking people to kindly not scrape them, so what this project lacks in robustness it makes up for with not having angered giantbomb. Please don't run it too much because it's not polite, and you'll probably get your api key rate limited.
Run testing via: clj -X:test
This is my answer to the Gravie Software Engineering Challenge, instructions copied below. The instructions have not been followed because I do not have expertice in front end development, and instead have opted to just play around with the endpoint.
After completing the challenge below, please send us an email with the location of your repository. If your repository is private, be sure to add us as collaborators so we can view your code.
3-4 Hours
For this challenge you will implement the Giant Bomb API to create an application that will allow a user to search games and "rent" them. The application should consist of at least two unique pages (search and checkout). Your view should display the game thumbnail and title, and the rest is up to you. You can use any language and or framework you'd like.
You can get started by signing up for an API key here.
You can find the quickstart guide here.
You can find a full list of API features here.
Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions. Remember we are more focused on seeing your development process than checking off a list of requirements, so be sure you are able to speak to your code and your thoughts behind it.