https://github.com/tmhsdigital/notableapis
https://github.com/tmhsdigital/notableapis
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- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/tmhsdigital/notableapis
- Owner: TMHSDigital
- Created: 2025-01-19T18:04:04.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2025-01-19T18:21:24.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-01-19T19:26:38.171Z (about 1 year ago)
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- Readme: README.md
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# NotableAPIs
Welcome to the **NotableAPIs** repository, a curated collection of APIs organized by pricing model, functionality, and provider. This repository aims to provide developers with a one-stop resource to explore, understand, and integrate various APIs into their projects.
## Repository Structure
- **apis/** - Contains detailed information about APIs categorized by their pricing model.
- **free/** - APIs that are free to use with no limitations or just basic usage limits.
- **freemium/** - APIs with free tiers but offer paid options for additional features or higher limits.
- **paid/** - APIs that require payment for any level of use.
- **tools_and_platforms/** - Platforms or tools that manage or facilitate API usage.
- **categories/** - APIs organized by their function or industry (e.g., Finance, Weather, AI).
- **by-provider/** - Lists APIs by their provider or company (e.g., Google, Amazon).
- **docs/** - Documentation for contributors, guidelines, and general API usage information.
- **scripts/** - Utility scripts for managing or testing APIs.
## Contributing
We welcome contributions to expand and update this repository. Here's how you can contribute:
- **Add New APIs**: If you know of an API not listed here, create a folder under the appropriate pricing model in `apis/` with a `README.md` describing the API's use, pricing, and example usage if possible.
- **Update Information**: Keep the API details current by updating existing `README.md` files with new pricing, features, or changes in service.
- **Fix Errors**: Found a typo or mistake? Feel free to create a pull request with the correction.
Please check out the `docs/Contribution_Guidelines.md` for more details on how to contribute.
## How to Use This Repository
### Exploring APIs
- **By Pricing**: Look under `apis/` to find APIs based on whether they are free, freemium, or paid.
- **By Category**: Navigate to `categories/` to find APIs by their function or industry.
- **By Provider**: Use `by-provider/` to see all APIs from a specific company or service.
### Using APIs
Each API directory contains:
- **README.md**: Explanation of the API, its features, pricing, and often includes:
- **Authentication**: How to get started with the API, including API keys or OAuth.
- **Endpoints**: Key endpoints or methods available.
- **Rate Limits**: Important for planning API usage.
- **Examples**: Sometimes code snippets or curl commands for quick reference.
### Examples and Scripts
- **Scripts**: Check the `scripts/` directory for any tools or scripts provided to interact with APIs or manage API keys.
## API Documentation Standards
- **Consistency**: We aim for a consistent format in describing each API to make it easier for users to understand and compare.
- **Current Information**: We strive to keep API descriptions up-to-date, but always refer to the official API documentation for the most current information.
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*Note: The specifics of APIs can change, so it's always good to check the latest documentation from the API provider before integrating into your projects.*