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## Test curl commands ## Test curl commands
(In production the API key should be loaded from a file. Putting it in the Put your API key into a header file, like this:
Bash command is bad, because it will be saved to Bash's history file. Putting
it in environment variables is slightly better)
`curl -H "X-ApiKey: $API_KEY" 127.0.0.1:4000/scraper/api/test` ```
X-ApiKey: bad_password
```
Export the scraper API's URL prefix to an environment variable:
`export API=http://127.0.0.1:4000/scraper`
Call it "scraper-secret.txt" or something else obviously secret.
Don't check it into Git. The key will expire every 30 days and need
to be rotated manually. (for now)
New versions of Curl can load headers from a text file. All commands
will use this feature to load the API key.
`curl --header @scraper-secret.txt $API/api/test`
Should return "You're valid!" Should return "You're valid!"
`curl -H "X-ApiKey: $API_KEY" 127.0.0.1:4000/scraper/v1/server_list` `curl --header @scraper-secret.txt $API/v1/server_list`
Should return a JSON object listing all the servers. Should return a JSON object listing all the servers.
`curl -H "X-ApiKey: $API_KEY" 127.0.0.1:4000/scraper/v1/server/aliens_wildland/api/v1/dir/` `curl --header @scraper-secret.txt $API/v1/server/aliens_wildland/api/v1/dir/`
Proxies into the "aliens_wildland" server and retrieves a JSON object listing Proxies into the "aliens_wildland" server and retrieves a JSON object listing
the file server root. (The server must be running a new version of ptth_server the file server root. (The server must be running a new version of ptth_server
which can serve the JSON API) which can serve the JSON API)
`curl -H "X-ApiKey: $API_KEY" 127.0.0.1:4000/scraper/v1/server/aliens_wildland/api/v1/dir/src/` `curl --header @scraper-secret.txt $API/v1/server/aliens_wildland/api/v1/dir/src/`
Same, but retrieves the listing for "/src". Same, but retrieves the listing for "/src".
`curl -H "X-ApiKey: $API_KEY" 127.0.0.1:4000/scraper/v1/server/aliens_wildland/files/src/tests.rs` `curl --header @scraper-secret.txt $API/v1/server/aliens_wildland/files/src/tests.rs`
There is no special API for retrieving files yet - But the existing server There is no special API for retrieving files yet - But the existing server
API will be is proxied through the new scraper API on the relay. API will be is proxied through the new scraper API on the relay.
`curl --head -H "X-ApiKey: $API_KEY" 127.0.0.1:4000/scraper/v1/server/aliens_wildland/files/src/tests.rs` `curl --header @scraper-secret.txt $API/v1/server/aliens_wildland/files/src/tests.rs`
PTTH supports HEAD requests. This request will yield a "204 No Content", with PTTH supports HEAD requests. This request will yield a "204 No Content", with
the "content-length" header. the "content-length" header.
`curl -H "range: bytes=100-199" -H "X-ApiKey: $API_KEY" 127.0.0.1:4000/scraper/v1/server/aliens_wildland/files/src/tests.rs` `curl --header @scraper-secret.txt -H "range: bytes=100-199" $API/v1/server/aliens_wildland/files/src/tests.rs`
PTTH supports byte range requests. This request will skip 100 bytes into the PTTH supports byte range requests. This request will skip 100 bytes into the
file, and read 100 bytes. file, and read 100 bytes.