This application queries a remote 'Zen of Python' dictionary to: - display all 19 lines from the dictionary - display a specific quote and quote number from the dictionary - display a random quote and quote number from the dictionary
The application assigns a unique uuid4 id to each unique browser that makes a reuqest. This id, along with the requested page and time are recorded in a sqlite3 database available for query by a RESTful API.
from the comand line:
- navigate to the download location
- run 'source ./geru_setup'
NOTE: THis is intended for development and uses a virtual environment. This means that, environmental variables and aliasaes created in setup will not persist between terminal instances
At a command-line prompt:
- 'geru_start': starts the server. if it is already running, it will restart
- 'geru_stop': stops the server
- 'geru_restart': stops and starts the server
In a browser (or curl from CLI):
- localhost:6543/ - returns the landing page
- localhost:6543/quotes - returns all quotes (strict slashes enforced)
- localhost:6543/quotes/<1-19> - returns a specific quote
- localhost:6543/quotes/random - returns a random quote
api:
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localhost:6543/api/session_requests - returns all records
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optional filter parameters: session_id, request, time
example: localhost:6543:api/session_requests?session_id=b984e2b1-251f-4387-a1ca-7034d80b0274&request=http://localhost:6543/quotes/1&time=2018-05-30 01:24:18.548583
return format: {"response": [ { "session_id": "b984e2b1-251f-4387-a1ca-7034d80b0274", "time": "2018-05-30 22:21:42.548583", "request": "http://localhost:6543/quotes/1" } ] }