v2.0.0
You may see a more pointless Thing-as-a-Service today, but I hope not. Uncle Clive is a massively over-engineered solution to a problem that I'm almost 100% certain does not exist - rendering text in the 1982 Sinclair Spectrum character set
This has now been completely rewritten to make use of my new 1982 gem
Will return content of the form :text, rendered in the 1982 Sinclair Spectrum character set.
Uncle-Clive will respond to the following Accept values with appropriate content:
application/json example
Content will be returned as a JSON object
text/plain example
Content will be returned as plain text
text/html example
Content will be returned as an HTML page with a Twitter Bootstrap Jumbotron containing the data rendered as a table
image/svg+xml example
Content will be returned as an SVG image
Will return the hex value of the requested colour
Will return the BRIGHT variant of the requested colour
Uncle-Clive will respond to the following Accept values with appropriate content:
application/json example
Content will be returned as a JSON object (this is the default if no Accept header is sent)
text/plain example
The hex value will be returned as plain text
Will return the Spectrum error message corresponding to :key
Uncle-Clive will respond to the following Accept values with appropriate content:
application/json example
Content will be returned as a JSON object (this is the default if no Accept header is sent)
text/plain example
The error message will be returned as plain text
This is at least the third time I've implemented this or something like it:
- PHP version, initially written in 2003, now lost to the mists of time
- Python version from 2010