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Serverless Micro Services
M3O transforms public APIs into smaller easier to use Micro services which you can explore, discover and consume as serverless building blocks. The platform generates unified api docs, client libraries and examples using protobuf to OpenAPI conversion and some custom tools.
Here are the main features:
Here are a few APIs:
Authorization: Bearer [Token]
headerhttps://api.m3o.com/v1/*
.Grab your API token from the dashboard and export it
export M3O_API_TOKEN=xxxxxxx
curl "https://api.m3o.com/v1/db/Create" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $M3O_API_TOKEN" \
-d '{
"table": "notes",
"record": {
"name": "TODO",
"list": ["eat", "sleep", "repeat"]
}
}'
Find all the curl examples in m3o-sh
Import packages from go.m3o.com
import (
"go.m3o.com"
"go.m3o.com/db"
)
Create a new client with your API token and call it
client := m3o.New(os.Getenv("M3O_API_TOKEN"))
rsp, err := client.Db.Create(&db.CreateRequest{
Table: "notes",
Record: map[string]interface{}{
"name": "TODO",
"list": []string{"eat", "sleep", "repeat"},
},
})
fmt.Println(rsp, err)
Find all the Go examples in m3o-go
Install the m3o package
npm install m3o
Call app run like so
const m3o = require("m3o").default(process.env.M3O_API_TOKEN);
async function main() {
let rsp = await m3o.db.create({
table: "notes",
record: {
"name": "TODO",
"list": ["eat", "sleep", "repeat"]
}
});
console.log(rsp);
}
main();
Find more JS examples in m3o-js
Install the cli
curl -fssl https://install.m3o.com/cli | /bin/bash
Example call
m3o db create --table=notes --record='{"name": "TODO", "list": ["eat", "sleep", "repeat"]}'
See the m3o-cli for examples
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