Example of using a GraphQL service to explore the Twitter API
A great way to explore the Twitter API and returned data, without worrying about authorization or local setup. Just add a query in the explorer and hit run.
The GraphQL Hub website has an interactive GraphiQL service which allows access to Gitub, Twitter, Giphy and other APIs in the browser without authorization.
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| symbol,exch,tick,isin,conid,assetid | |
| OGEN,AMEX,0001,US6840232036,79502228,IB14002948 | |
| AZRX,NASDAQ,01,US05502L1052,249028358,IB44916495 | |
| SLIM,NASDAQ,01,US47103U5065,236317253,IB42908076 | |
| SPNC,NASDAQ,05,US84760C1071,274605,IB49346 | |
| SLMAP,NASDAQ,01,US78442P2056,2009074,IB24382 | |
| ISCA,NASDAQ,05,US4603352018,4596071,IB47153 | |
| JASN,NASDAQ,0001,US4711721062,159114177,IB28671428 | |
| PMD,NASDAQ,01,US7443752057,756145,IB82271 | |
| SPAN,NASDAQ,01,US8463961099,274554,IB49331 |
| #require 'rack/request' | |
| # Rack middleware to decode a `Transfer-Encoding: chunked` HTTP request. | |
| # | |
| # USAGE NOTE: | |
| # | |
| # Some HTTP servers (Webrick and Unicorn/Rabinbows/Zbatery) already decode the | |
| # chunked stream, but they leave the 'Transfer-Encoding' header and don't bother | |
| # to add a 'Content-Length' header, which causes rails ActionDispatch::Request | |
| # to not parse the whole request body. |
| # spec/controllers/api_clients_controller_spec.rb | |
| RSpec.describe APIClientsController, type: :controller do | |
| let(:api_client) { mock_model(APIClient) } | |
| context "when HTTP Digest auth credentials are invalid" do | |
| before do | |
| authenticate_with_http_digest("invalid_login", "invalid_password") do | |
| get :index | |
| end | |
| end |
| // タンポポの{綿毛}が風にふかれて飛ぶ。 | |
| // わたげ | |
| // 植物のくきは上の方へのびる{性質}がある。 | |
| // せいしつ | |
| // 手あらいをよくして伝染<せん>病を{防}ぐ。 | |
| // ふせ | |
| // 父は{常}に「腹<はら>八分目」を心がけている。 | |
| // つね | |
| // 母は{雑用}が多くてこまっているようだ。 | |
| // ざつよう |
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The server.rb file slowly feeds data to the socket, and both clients will yield data as it's available. UneventfulMachine steals the API of EventMachine.
| # app/controllers/users/password_controller.rb | |
| class Users::PasswordsController < Devise::PasswordsController | |
| def resource_params | |
| params.require(:user).permit(:email, :password, :password_confirmation) | |
| end | |
| private :resource_params | |
| end |
| class Author | |
| include Mongoid::Document | |
| include Mongoid::Timestamps | |
| ... | |
| references_and_referenced_in_many :institutes | |
| after_save :update_institutes #WORKAROUND | |
| ... | |
| private | |
| ... |