/c?url=URIexpands (if needed) and cleans the given URI.
/domains[.json|.txt]gives you the list of supported domains.
File extension is optional and defaults to json. This file extension must be one of txt or json.
If the output format is json, the list will be an array.
Example: /domains or /domains.txt
/domains_info[.json|.txt]gives you the list of supported domains, alongside with complementary information if available.
File extension is optional and defaults to json. This file extension must be one of txt or json.
If the output format is json, the list will be an array
of objects, with the domain in the domain property
and complementary information in the info
property.
Example: /domains_info or /domains_info.txt
/params[.json|.txt]gives you the list of supported params.
File extension is optional and defaults to json. This file extension must be one of txt or json.
If the output format is json, the list will be an array.
Example: /params or /params.txt
/params_info[.json|.txt]gives you the list of supported params, alongside with complementary information if available.
File extension is optional and defaults to json. This file extension must be one of txt or json.
If the output format is json, the list will be an array
of objects, with the param in the param property
and complementary information in the info
property.
Example: /params_info or /params_info.txt