api-now | API Server to serve a JSON , JS file | REST library
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$ api-now - Launch an API Server to serve a JSON, JS file, GraphQL or faker data with HTTPS support.
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public class BrakeableService {
public BehaviorSubject items = BehaviorSubject.create("Greet");
public void play() {
items.onNext("Hello");
items.onNext("and");
items.onNext("goodbye");
}
}
public class BrakeableService {
private final Be
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QUESTION
I know that Google Dictionary was discontinued in 2011, but the dictionary information and definitions are still available through google search results:
Here's a screenshot of how this looks like
Does anyone know whether this information can be accessed through the Custom Search API or the Translate API? - I found this related question (but sadly without a satisfying answer).
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-25 at 10:24It doesn't look promising from the API Explorer
https://developers.google.com/apis-explorer/#search/dictionary/
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I have a signed addon that I use personally but would like to experiment with making it distributable via AMO. I have already uploaded the initial version through the Developer Hub, and I'm now hoping to be able to include an automated release through a CI pipeline.
I've been investigating how to do this for a while now, having found this article and API doc but haven't had much luck. I'm definitely able to connect with my JWT properly, as I get either a 301 (I assume this is because the API described in the article has been changed in the last two years) but then a 400 when I follow the redirects.
Every request returns Missing "upload" key in multipart file data. I believe this is to do with the endpoint being a PUT but expecting a multipart form (all my research points to this being supported by POST only). I've tried several different approaches, both with cURL and with various Python libraries - including PyCurl to try and use the multipart in a POST request and override only the method to PUT - but just don't seem to be getting anywhere.
I haven't been able to find any recent documentation on this, as the older articles imply it's a deprecated API but the newer docs don't seem to have the answers I'm looking for. Issues like this one suggest it's still possible, and I've seen mention of web-ext but I think I'm just missing how to put the pieces together.
My request is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-08 at 13:34You can use the node.js based command web-ext to sign extensions from command line.
Like with the curl approach you obtain the issuer/secret, then use those as given arguments or environment variables:
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