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The 24 Pull Requests API provides read‑only JSON endpoints that expose the initiative’s project listings, pull‑request contributions, and participant (user and organisation) data for the December open‑source campaign, with pagination and optional JSON‑P support.
The Agify.io API predicts a person's likely age from a given name (first name or full name), supporting diacritics, non‑Latin alphabets, and optional country scoping to refine the estimate.
The ApicAgent API analyzes a provided user‑agent string and returns the identified browser, operating system, and device type, supporting both GET requests (typically via query parameters) and POST requests with a JSON payload.
The Browshot API is a REST service that captures screenshots and thumbnails of web pages, offering options such as custom viewport size, delay, cookies, POST data, JavaScript execution, and optional hosting on S3 or the Browshot CDN. It also supports batch screenshot requests, crawling, and retrieving screenshot metadata via JSON responses.
The Cloudflare Trace API offers a single GET endpoint (/cdn-cgi/trace) that returns the caller’s IP address along with request metadata such as timestamp, user‑agent, geographic location, TLS/SSL version and other connection details.
The Docker Hub API enables programmatic management of Docker Hub accounts and organizations, covering authentication, personal and organization access tokens, audit logs, repository and tag operations, team/group permissions, and SCIM‑based user provisioning.
Pick winners from a list or a number range with a draw bound to a future round of the drand public randomness beacon. Nothing is stored: a draw description always gives the same winners. Specification: https://github.com/bettip-co-za/fair-draw/blob/main/spec/FAIR-DRAW-v1.md
Provides endpoints to retrieve and modify account information and to fetch the API schema.
Image-Charts generates charts, QR codes, and Graphviz diagrams directly through URL query parameters, serving as a replacement for Google Image Charts. It outputs images in PNG, GIF, and SVG formats with customizable data series, colors, legends, grid lines, and dimensions.
The jsDelivr API offers public endpoints to query CDN usage statistics—such as top browsers, platforms, countries, and network‑wide traffic—and to retrieve detailed package information for npm and GitHub repositories, including metadata, resolved versions, file listings, entry points, and badge images.
JSONPlaceholder provides a free online REST API that serves static JSON data for six common resources—posts, comments, albums, photos, todos, and users—and supports all standard HTTP methods for testing and prototyping without requiring authentication.
Labelixa offers a suite of endpoints for rendering ZPL label definitions as PNG or PDF, generating and cataloguing barcodes, converting images to ZPL graphics, diagnosing ZPL code, detecting printer language, and verifying printed barcodes, as well as managing bulk label‑generation jobs, storing and retrieving label records, and handling account, plan and usage information.
The API returns probabilistic predictions of a person’s nationality from a supplied first or full name, providing a list of country codes and their associated likelihoods.
The Peak API lets you programmatically submit Cloudflare Turnstile or 5‑second challenge tasks for solving and retrieve the resulting token, and provides an endpoint to query the current balance or package status associated with your API key.
The ProxyKingdom API offers a single GET /proxy endpoint that returns a randomly chosen proxy server, optionally filtered by query parameters such as country, protocol, SSL, uptime, etc., and provides detailed data about the proxy including its address, port, protocol, access type, ISP, geographic location, and performance timings.
The QRtag.net API generates QR code images that can be embedded directly via a URL, returning PNG (opaque or transparent) or SVG files with optional pixel‑size and custom target‑URL parameters. The images are cached for three days and the free service is limited to 1,000 requests per 10 minutes per application.
The QuickChart API generates chart images (PNG, JPG, SVG, WebP) from Chart.js configurations and also creates QR code images (PNG, SVG), supporting both GET and POST requests with customizable size, format, and background options.
Statically offers a free CDN that serves optimized files directly from source repositories such as GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, GitHub Gists, and npm packages, letting users fetch specific files or versions by specifying the repository, tag/commit, and file path.
TinyMind provides free, no‑key APIs that deliver real‑time USD prices for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Coin, Litecoin and Tether sourced from CoinGecko, and a set of daily‑updated endpoints (haiku, quote, RFC fact, dad joke, and an almanac aggregating them) that return the same deterministic content for all users until midnight UTC.
WebScraping.AI is a web‑scraping API that fetches any URL while automatically handling rotating proxies, full Chrome‑type JavaScript rendering, and CAPTCHA solving, and returns clean HTML, plain text, or AI‑generated structured JSON such as field extraction, summarization, and question answering.
Searches the live web (via Tavily) and only shows results already confirmed reachable right now — not yet in the catalog. This costs a real request each time you click search.