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The document provides information about an introduction to APIs workshop including: 1. The workshop will help participants understand what an API is, play with API examples, and imagine useful APIs for their daily life. 2. Examples that will be demonstrated include checking word definitions using a dictionary API, displaying random images using an Unsplash API, and collecting Meetup comments using Zapier. 3. Participants will complete challenges involving APIs like finding location data using Google Maps API and character details using Star Wars API.
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Api hugo
- 1. wifi name 👉 Desk Space password 👉 @DESK85W set-up Google Chrome installed and Zapier account created💪
- 2. Introduction to APIs 🚀 Le Wagon Workshops
- 3. learning outcomes 1. understand what an API is 🤓 2. play with some API examples 💻 3. imagine in your daily life the useful API you could use &
- 4. 1. Understand what an API is 🤓
- 7. An API is like a cable already connected to a specific Application
- 8. And then you have to Plug your program into it…
- 9. Google Maps API 🗺
- 12. APIs are everywhere 🌏 web API is what we want
- 13. 2. Play with some API examples 💻
- 14. How to play with? - http request from your browser - http request from a program - Zapier
- 15. Live-code 1: is it a real word? (browser) Use Le Wagon dictionary API (https://wagon- dictionary.herokuapp.com/word) to check if those words are real English words or not: - Abomasum - Coleoptere - Hodiernal
- 16. Live-code 2: Giphy API (program)
- 17. Live-code 3: Pizzeria example (zapier)
- 18. - Send me an email with the pizza’s name you want in the subject - hugo.vandernotte@gmail.com Live-code 3: Pizzeria example (zapier)
- 20. Use the Google Geocoding APIs (https:// maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json? address=) to find: - Le Wagon Paris’ latitude and longitude - Le Wagon Tokyo’s address - Le Wagon Berlin’s postcode Note the answers, we will reuse them! challenge 1: latitude/longitude of Le Wagon (browser)
- 21. challenge 2: may the force be with you! (browser) Use The Star Wars API (https://swapi.co/api) to find Luke Skywlaker’s: - Height - Species - Homeworld Note the answers, we will reuse them!
- 22. challenge 3: random image (program) Create a new file on your computer, name it index.html and open it with a text editor. Copy paste the following code and open the file with google chrome (normal if nothing appears): <img src=“”> Your goal is to display a random 400px*400px image by filling the src field using the Unsplash API (https:// source.unsplash.com/).
- 23. Go on Zapier (https://zapier.com/), create a personal account, open this Spreadsheets in your browser (https:// docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y3h0Hi-- Xze09ZswS3BDanov6GbV_t1s7VsCt65OS-E/edit? usp=sharing) and let’s create a zap! challenge 4: collect all new comments on meetup (zapier)
- 24. Your goal is to add a new row in the Spreadsheets each time a new comment is posted in the meetup event of today. This row should contain the name of the author, the content of the comment and your personal name. challenge 4: collect all new comments on meetup (zapier)
- 25. Put a new comment with the answers you find in the first two challenges, run your zap and let’s see if it works! challenge 4: collect all new comments on meetup (zapier)
- 26. Le Wagon brings technical skills to creative people
- 28. Best bootcamp in the world
- 29. Applications are now open! 🚀 👉 lewagon.com/sydney