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define_api( name: 'Ingenia API' ) do |api|
api.description = 'Ingenia analyses your textual...'
api.endpoint = 'api.ingeniapi.com/v2/'
api.version = '2.0'
api.format = 'json'
api.resource name: 'items' do |r|
r.description = "Nuggets of textual content..."
r.request name: 'index' do |req|
req.description = 'An index of all your items'
req.call_type = :get
req.path = '/items'
req.parameter api_key
req.parameter limit
req.parameter full_text
req.parameter offset
end
# ....
r.request name: 'delete' do |req|
req.description = 'Delete an existing item'
req.call_type = :delete
req.path = '/items/:id'
req.parameter name: 'id' do |p|
p.description = 'The ID of the item you want to delete.'
p.type = :string
p.example = '3casjghd67'
p.required = true
end
req.parameter api_key
end
end
end
## DO IT
gem install 'doc_smoosher'
smoosher new example_api
cd example_api
smoosher generate
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We found that doc_smoosher demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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