Jannik

I'm not sure if anyone else even uses JS in M4L in order to mess around with the API, but just in case anyone's as frustrated with it as I am, they will probably enjoy this little thing I coded up over the last couple of days.

Without further ado, here's a file that showcases what it can do:

https://github.com/jlemberg/lapiexplore/blob/master/howtouse.js

And here's the main link to the GitHub repository it resides in:

Any feedback is much appreciated! I know it's not built for performance, but if you wanted that, you probably wouldn't be using the Live API from the "js" object anyways, huh? :D

I'm not sure if anyone else even uses JS in M4L in order to mess around with the API, but just in case anyone's as frustrated with it as I am, they will probably enjoy this little thing I coded up over the last couple of days.
Without further ado, here's a file that showcases what it can do:

Any feedback is much appreciated! I know it's not built for performance, but if you wanted that, you probably wouldn't be using the Live API from the "js" object anyways, huh? :D


i-created-a-small-toolkit-that-makes-using-the-live-api-via-js-more-accessible

Thanks Jannik . Will definitelly check it in real life .

Thanks Jannik .  Will definitelly check it in real life .


I created a small toolkit that makes using the Live API via JS more accessible