apibunny.com solved in 140 characters

README.md

The apibunny challenge

There is a geek challenge called apibunny to play with rest apis.

my 1-liner (140 chars) script which fits in a twitter message:

c(){ curl -O http://apibunny.com/cells/$1;for  l in $(sed -n "s/.*\([[:alnum:]]\{16\}\).*/\1/p" $1); do wc $l || c $l;done; } && c taTKQ3Kn4KNnmwVI

apibunny.sh

checkCell() {
  grep $1 visited &>/dev/null && return
  curl -s -O http://apibunny.com/cells/$1
  echo -n .
  echo $1 >> visited
  for cell in $(sed -n "s/.*\([[:alnum:]]\{16\}\).*/\1/p" $1); do
    checkCell $cell
  done
} && rm -f visited && checkCell taTKQ3Kn4KNnmwVI

oneliner

c(){ curl -O apibunny.com/cells/$1;for  l in $(sed -n "s/.*\([[:alnum:]]\{16\}\).*/\1/p" $1); do wc $l || c $l;done; } && c taTKQ3Kn4KNnmwVI

readable-with-jq.sh

checkCell() {
  local ACTUAL=$1
  [ -f $1 ] || curl -sO http://apibunny.com/cells/$ACTUAL

  grep $ACTUAL visited
  if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
    echo already [visited]
    return
  fi

  name=$(cat $ACTUAL | jq ".cells[]|.name" -r)
  echo [$ACTUAL] $name | tee -a visited

  CELLS=$(cat $ACTUAL | jq '.cells[].links| to_entries | map(select(.key != "maze"))[]| .value' -r)
  for cell in $CELLS; do
    checkCell $cell
  done
}

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