Chris Sev chris-sev

The Scotch.io public API sits at:

You can filter, sort, and include relationships using query params. There's more docs below but the URL you'll most likely use is:

https://scotch.io/api/f/posts?sort=-published_at&include=author,stats,tags,category

	// 1. we have a string
	const myString = 'hi there. ';

	// 2. repeat over it 5 times
	const repeatedString = myString.repeat(5);

	// 3. output: hi there. hi there. hi there. hi there. hi there.
	console.log(repeatedString);

 const myUrl = 'this\-is\-my\-url';
 // myMessage.replace(/\\-/g, '-');
 // or
 const newUrl = myUrl.replace(new RegExp('\-', 'g'), '-');
 console.log(newUrl); // this-is-my-url

 // 1. we have a sentence
 const message = 'This is my store. In my store we store store store.'
 // 2. replace all store with shop using a regular expression
 // normally .replace() will only replace the 1st occurrence
 const newMessage = message.replace(new RegExp('store', 'g'), 'shop');
 // 3. output: This is my shop. In my shop we shop shop shop.
 console.log(newMessage);

 // 1. we have a url
 const url = "http://scotch.io";
 // 2. replace http: with https:
 const httpsUrl = url.replace("http:", "https:");
 // 3. output: https://scotch.io
 console.log(httpsUrl);

 // 1. create a message
 const message = 'This is my message.';
 // 2. replace message with new thing
 // this creates a brand new string. does not change the original variable (message)
 const newMessage = message.replace('message', 'new thing');
 // 3. output: This is my new thing.
 console.log(newMessage);

 const myMessage = 'this is the sentence to end all sentences';
 const newMessage = myMessage.replace(new RegExp('sentence', 'g'), 'message');
 console.log(newMessage); // this is the message to end all messages

 const myMessage = 'this is the sentence to end all sentences';
 const newMessage = myMessage.replace('sentence', 'message');
 console.log(newMessage); // this is the message to end all sentences