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by IanCal
3643 days ago
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Ok, so the signup and things are working now, how do I actually add an api endpoint? You have docs for accessing it but I can't find any for me building an api endpoint. The docs also seem to suggest I use a client library called "kittn", which I'm pretty sure is wrong. Your FAQ is empty. Your blog has nothing (as far as I can see) to do with your product. I've made a new program, but it's asking me for "the program file". What file? What formats, how do I specify dependencies, what API should I be building this against? I'm trying not to be too negative, but I am really actually trying to use your product and am failing. |
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No you are absolutely right. The docs are not built out yet and you are seeing the template data. We will curate this process and provide documentation. But a quick overview is as follows.
The API endpoint is static.
POST https://macgyver.services
The payload is a dynamic JSON object that has the following properties.
program id, user key, program_data (as defined on the program input page)
It would look something like this -
{ id: "9s9z6J6b", key: "private-live-6w9c2p10G5p3b6y" program_data: {} }
As far as how the program should function I can just show you the addition program as example.
The program should be called "main" with a file extension that corresponds to the run time you want macgyver to call.
So the addition program is a javascript file called "main.js"
// user specified data format
var data = '';
var sum =0;
data = JSON.parse(data);
for(var i=0; i<data.values.length; i++){ sum += data.values[i]; }
var result = { "sum" : sum }
// This gets returned to the client
console.log(JSON.stringify(result));
The variable 'data' will have it's string content be populated with the clients payload send data at the time of execution.
https://askmacgyver.com/explore/program/addition/2c2c5w7W
There is some information on that here.
https://askmacgyver.com/how-it-works