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Use this tag to POST, or announce, libraries which provide access to the Stack Exchange API and/or Stack exchange sites. The body of the question will give usage examples, as well as source and licensing details. For *general* questions use the [libraries] tag instead. For questions about a specific library, post an "answer" to that library's "question" announcement.
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Helper module for SE API for Nushell
The library itself is short and included in the first answer. Usage is documented here.
Note: Backoff support is built in. …
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Helper module for SE API for Nushell
seAPI/mod.nu:
def rootEndpoint [ ] {
let key = (
if 'STACK_API_KEY' in $env {
$env.STACK_API_KEY
} else {
""
}
)
{
scheme: "https", …
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Calling SE APIs with Nushell (basic overview)
While I still prefer a more "traditional" shell for day-to-day use, I'm finding Nushell's structured data capabilities to be a fantastic companion to the SE API (among others). It's been months since …
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Calling SE APIs with Nushell (basic overview)
An example of handling results with multiple pages (taken from my Stack Overflow answer - Refer to that answer for the full explanation):
mut questions = []
for page in 1.. {
print $"Retrieving page …
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