Not sure what this API is intended to be used for, but I can see it could be used by a drone delivery service or a way for a vending machine to publish it's product inventory / restocking needs, as examples.
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It's a step in the right direction. It just needs a blog to go with it. People read blogs, and the intention of what you are referencing to put technical mumbo jumbo back into digestable english.
Similarily how user interfaces go. "at a glance" you should know what you're looking at without further explanation.
It's all good stuff.. but what you've done is trimmed down the fat and given the raw data. Sometimes people into new things like seeing the fat too..
Maybe some code usage examples could help? The descriptions are fine. The parameters are fine. Usage examples or code examples might make it crystal clear? (or a demo script, etc)
It is a specification for a Swagger API that I'd like feedback on. On the left hand side there is YAML code that defines the spec, and on the right hand side is a visualization of the spec.
Not sure what this API is intended to be used for, but I can see it could be used by a drone delivery service or a way for a vending machine to publish it's product inventory / restocking needs, as examples.
Yes, it surely could. I am keeping it quite open ended.
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It's a step in the right direction. It just needs a blog to go with it. People read blogs, and the intention of what you are referencing to put technical mumbo jumbo back into digestable english.
Similarily how user interfaces go. "at a glance" you should know what you're looking at without further explanation.
It's all good stuff.. but what you've done is trimmed down the fat and given the raw data. Sometimes people into new things like seeing the fat too..
Actually this is all the fat. It's the sole interface for the blockchain we're building.
There's nothing more to see than this.
Maybe some code usage examples could help? The descriptions are fine. The parameters are fine. Usage examples or code examples might make it crystal clear? (or a demo script, etc)
OK I will build some go and js clients for it and show them off. That may not be till 3rd jan though-- I am headed home for christmas.
Not entirely sure what this all means. If you have time could you explain? Upvoted. Thank you and merry christmas! @faddat
It is a specification for a Swagger API that I'd like feedback on. On the left hand side there is YAML code that defines the spec, and on the right hand side is a visualization of the spec.
Interesting thank you for your work.
Test the API and its libraries at:
virtserver.swaggerhub.com/faddat/bbg/0.0.2