The response should be a JSON object containing my full resume. You can explore the JSON object in your browser or copy the response and paste it into a JSON viewer such as JSON Formatter.
Using cURL
cURL serves as a straightforward command line tool facilitating requests to a remote server. cURL is available on most operating systems and can be used to access my API resume.
1. Ensure that cURL is installed on your machine. In your favorite command line interface, execute:
curl --version
You should observe information displayed regarding the installed version of cURL on your machine. In the event you receive a message stating that cURL is not installed, you have the option to download and install cURL or explore alternative methods to access my API resume.
2. Once you have verified that cURL is installed, execute the following code in the command line:
The response should be a JSON object containing my full resume. You can explore the JSON object in your command line or copy the response and paste it into a JSON viewer such as JSON Formatter.
Using an API Client
API clients like Postman and Insomnia allow for interacting with APIs using a visual user interface that make it easy to test API endpoints.
1. Download and install your preferred API client.
2. Open up your API client and create a new workspace. Navigate to make a http request.
3. Select GET and enter the following in the body:
Once you are setup with one of the methods above, you can start accessing my resume with various endpoints. These are different URLs which you can make GET requests from to view different parts of my resume.