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I need to send GraphQL queries to some site which is not in my control. Is there any way I could send those queries using explorer like https://developer.github.com/early-access/graphql/explorer ?
What GitHub calls "Explorer" is actually just Facebook's open source GraphQL console called GraphiQL (pronounced "graphical"). Someone built a standalone version with electron here.
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I'm looking for a library/code snippet that would allow the creation of a very basic HTTP server, that works on Windows.
I've seen the Ktor project, but it doesn't
support Windows unfortunately. Is that something that can easily be done without using an entire framework?
I only need to serve some generated text on one or two routes, I don't care too much about the headers, status codes etc. :)
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I am playing with Firebase and I need to add multiple (iOS/Android) applications to my project for them to use the same database.
I can do it via the Firebase Console website, BUT can it be done via an API?
There is no public API to create Firebase projects or applications in Firebase projects.
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If I wanted to make an application (not a Chrome extension) that accesses, let's say, your Chrome-synced bookmarks, would I have to reverse-engineer the interface that Chrome/Chromium uses? Or is there a published API for that?
You can use the Syncable Service API:
https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/developers/design-documents/sync/syncable-service-api
EDIT 2020-03-27 The site mentions the information is outdated and suggests to go here instead:
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/docs/sync/model_api.md
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i need to integrate the elgg tools menu in another website for some kind of use.
Is there any plugins, APIs available for the purpose or can anyone help in creating a new one.
I think you should create a plugin that will provide the API to other site VIA json or other format,
Please check this API
http://docs.elgg.org/wiki/Web_Services
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Mediawiki is the only wiki software I've found that has an API for creating/editing posts (http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API). Are there any others?
You can try Twiki (here's a list of all the functions available to the Plugin API), or maybe the DotNetNuke Wiki - since it's open source, you can do whatever you want with it (if you prefer .Net).