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By tarretarretarre
About AutoIt-API-WS
AutoIt-API-WS is a light weight web server with expressive syntax, with the sole purpose of wrapping your existing AutoIt app with little to no effort.
With AutoIt-API-WS you can send and receive data between any application or framework, as long they can handle HTTP requests, which is an industry standard today.
Like my other communcations UDF AutoIt-Socket-IO AutoIt-API-WS is heavily inspired from the big boys, but this time its Laravel and Ruby on Rails.
Features Highlights
No external or internal dependencies required RESTful mindset when designed Expressive syntax Small codebase Heavy use of Michelsofts Dictionary object Limitations
Not complient with any RFC, so something important could be missing. Time will tell! One persons slow loris attack will kill the process forever. Example of implemetnation (With screenshots)
This is a basic cRud operation with the RESTful mindset in use.
#include "API.au3" #include <Array.au3> _API_MGR_SetName("My APP DB adapter") _API_MGR_SetVer("1.0 BETA") _API_MGR_SetDescription("This adapter allows you to get this n that") _API_MGR_Init(3000) _API_MGR_ROUTER_GET('/users', CB_GetUsers, 'string sortBy', 'Get all users, sortBy can be either asc or desc. asc is default') _API_MGR_ROUTER_GET('/users/{id}', CB_GetUsersById, 'int id*', 'Get user by id') While _API_MGR_ROUTER_HANDLE() WEnd Func DB_GetUsers() Local $userA = ObjCreate("Scripting.Dictionary") Local $userB = ObjCreate("Scripting.Dictionary") $userA.add('id', 1) $userA.add('name', 'TarreTarreTarre') $userA.add('age', 27) $userB.add('id', 2) $userB.add('name', @UserName) $userB.add('age', 22) Local $aRet = [$userA, $userB] Return $aRet EndFunc Func CB_GetUsers(Const $oRequest) Local $aUsers = DB_GetUsers() If $oRequest.exists('sortBy') Then Switch $oRequest.item('sortBy') Case Default Case 'asc' Case 'desc' _ArrayReverse($aUsers) EndSwitch EndIf Return $aUsers EndFunc Func CB_GetUsersById(Const $oRequest) Local Const $aUsers = DB_GetUsers() Local $foundUser = Null For $i = 0 To UBound($aUsers) -1 Local $curUser = $aUsers[$i] If $curUser.item('id') == $oRequest.item('#id') Then $foundUser = $curUser ExitLoop EndIf Next If Not IsObj($foundUser) Then Return _API_RES_NotFound(StringFormat("Could not find user with ID %d", $oRequest.item('#id'))) EndIf return $foundUser EndFunc When you visit http://localhost:3000 you are greeted with this pleasent view that will show you all your registred routes and some extra info you have provided.
When you visit http://localhost:3000/users the UDF will return the array of objects as Json
And here is an example of http://localhost:3000/users/1
More examples can be found here
(NEWEST 2020-09-21)
Autoit-API-WS-1.0.3-beta.zip
OLD VERSIONS
Autoit-API-WS-1.0.0-beta.zip Autoit-API-WS-1.0.1-beta.zip
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By mLipok
I am in the process of creating a UDF for CrowdinAPI. I have a problem with one function. https://crowdin.com/page/api/get-projects This is my implementation. Func _Crowdin_GetProjects() ; https://api.crowdin.com/api/account/get-projects?account-key={account-key} Local $sURL = 'https://api.crowdin.com/api/account/get-projects?account-key=' & _Crowdin_AccountKey() ConsoleWrite('! ' & $sURL & @CRLF) Local $oXmlHttp = ObjCreate("MSXML2.XMLHTTP.3.0") $oXmlHttp.Open('POST', $sURL, False) $oXmlHttp.Send() Local $output = $oXmlHttp.ResponseText $oXmlHttp = '' Return $output EndFunc ;==>_Crowdin_GetProjects Func _Crowdin_AccountKey($vAccountKey = Default) Local Static $sACCOUNT_API_KEY = '' If $vAccountKey = Default Then Return $sACCOUNT_API_KEY Else $sACCOUNT_API_KEY = $vAccountKey Return $sACCOUNT_API_KEY EndIf EndFunc ;==>_Crowdin_AccountKey I do not know how to use: login={crowdin-login-name}
curl -F "login={crowdin-login-name}" https://api.crowdin.com/api/account/get-projects?account-key={account-key} Thank you in advance for any help.
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