A JSON API for returning Godspeak sentences. Based on the works of Terry A Davis (Rest in Peace, King)

Eccentrici

Last update: Jan 24, 2022

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JSON GodspeakAPI

Overview

GodspeakAPI

A simple API for generating random words ("godspeaks"), inspired by the works of Terrence Andrew Davis (Rest In Peace, King).

Installation

git clone https://github.com/eccentrici/godspeakapi.git
cd godspeakapi
pip install -r r.txt
python main.py

Usage

If you don't wish to host the GodspeakAPI yourself; I offer my own public available API at i386.tk. I will be using that website below, if you are self hosting; use your loopback or your fowarded host.

curl -L -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' http://i386.tk/get\?num\=1

If you wish to use the Vocab.DD vocabulary:

curl -L -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' http://i386.tk/get\?num\=5&dict=vocab

If you wish to extract only the Godspeak data you can do so using jq:

curl -s -L -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' http://i386.tk/get\?num\=1 | jq '.Godspeak'

Example

Usage within the Python Interpreter:

>>> import requests
>>> response = requests.get('http://i386.tk/get?num=1')
>>> print(response.json()['Godspeak'])
don't_even_think_about_it

Credit

Thank you xslendix, for refractoring my code. View their version at https://git.kiwifarms.net/slendi/TempleAPI

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Comments

Add Vocab.DD and other improvements
This PR adds support for the Vocab.DD dictionary and adds some performance improvements. One of the major ones is the removal of depending on the random.org API. This PR also has some quality of life changes, those being:

Renaming r.txt => requirements.txt which is more used.

Using port 8080 if not running as root, otherwise, it runs with port 80.
opened by xslendix 0