REST API that, given a Pokémon name, returns its description in Shakespeare's style.
Pokemon description is taken from PokéAPI and it is converted by using Shakespeare translator.
You can use poke-speare both as a web server and as a rust library
```sh $ curl http://localhost:5000/pokemon/charizard
{ "name": "charizard", "description": "Charizard flies 'round the sky in search of powerful opponents." }
```
rust
let shakespeare_api_token = None;
let pokemon_descr = poke_speare::get_description("charizard", shakespeare_api_token).await;
println!("description: {}", pokemon_descr);
cargo install poke-speare
$ docker pull marcoieni/poke-speare
Make sure that ~/.cargo/bin is in your PATH.
$ poke-speare
$ docker run -p 5000:5000 marcoieni/poke-speare
You can set environment variable in order to change settings. For example:
$ RUST_LOG=debug POKE_SPEARE_PORT=5001 poke-speare
In the following there are all environment variables with their default values:
- RUST_LOG: error. Other possible values: info
- POKE_SPEARE_HOST: "127.0.0.1"
- POKE_SPEARE_PORT: 5000
- POKE_SPEARE_SHAKESPEARE_TOKEN: "".
Shakespeare translator
has a rate limit of 60 API calls a day with distribution of 5 calls an hour.
Set the environment variable POKE_SPEARE_SHAKESPEARE_TOKEN if you have a
FunTranslations Api Secret.
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