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Index
The GitHub Book Preface
Who You Are What You Will Learn First Class Languages You Need to Know Who This Book is Not For Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples Safari® Books Online How to Contact Us Acknowledgments
1. Introduction
cURL: a starting point for API exploration Breadcrumbs to Successive API Paths The JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) Format
Parsing JSON from the Command Line Debugging Switches for cURL
All The Headers and Data Authentication
Username and Password Authentication
Benefits of Username Authentication Downsides to Username Authentication
oAuth
Scopes: specified actions tied to authentication tokens Scope Limitations Scope Escalation Simplified oAuth Flow
Status Codes
Success (200 or 201) Naughty JSON (400) Improper JSON (422) Successful Creation (201) Nothing Has Changed (304)
Conditional Requests to Avoid Rate Limitations
GitHub API Rate Limits Reading Your Rate Limits
Accessing Content from the Web
JSON-P CORS Support Specifying Response Content Format
Retrieving Formatted Content
GitHub Has Amazing API Documentation Summary
2. Gists and the Gist API
Gists are repositories
Embedding Gists Inside HTML Embedding Inside Jekyll blogs
Gist from the command line Gists as fully functioning apps Gists that render Gists
Going deeper into the Gist API
Summary
3. Gollum
“The Story of Smeagol…”
Repository Linked Wikis Markup and Structure
Links Inserting Images Code Snippets Gollum Structural Components No Styling or JavaScript
Moving Gollum to Your Laptop
Alternative Editing Options Editing with the Command Line Adding Authentication
Building a Gollum Editor
Hacking Gollum Wireframe Review Tool Programmatically Handling Images Leveraging the Rugged Library Optimizing for Image Storage Reviewing on GitHub Improving Revision Navigation
Summary
4. Python and the Search API
General Principles
Authentication Result Format Search Operators and Qualifiers Sorting
Search APIs in Detail
Repository Search Code Search Issue Search User Search
Our example application
User flow
Python
AGitHub WxPython PyInstaller
The Code
Git credential helper Windowing and interface GitHub login GitHub search Displaying results
Packaging Summary
5. DotNet and the Commit Status API
The API
Raw statuses Combined status Creating a status
Let’s write an app
Libraries Following along
Visual Studio Xamarin Studio
First steps OAuth flow Status handler
Summary
6. Ruby and Jekyll
The Harmless Brew that Spawned Jekyll
(Less Than) Evil Scientist Parents Operating Jekyll Locally
A Jekyll Blog in 15 Minutes
YFM: YAML Front Matter Jekyll markup Using the jekyll command Privacy Levels with Jekyll Themes Publishing on GitHub
Using a GitHub.io Jekyll Blog
Hosting On Your Own Domain
The gh-pages branch The CNAME file DNS Settings
Importing from other blogs
From Wordpress
Importing with direct database access Importing from the Wordpress XML
Exporting from Wordpress alternatives
Scraping Sites into Jekyll
Jekyll Scraping Tactics Writing our Parser
Scraper Library Installation Parser Runner Implementing Our Page Iterator Generating Markdown Customizing Styling Grabbing Original Images Mapping Integration Inviting Contributions with GitHub “Fork”
Publishing our blog to GitHub
Summary
About the Authors Copyright
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