In New Zealand being kid of human.
We might make mistakes but we will make other things too. -
Michael Joseph Savage
gistID = '56517cc4dd805ad490f32012b518726f'
MyGists = fetchGithub(`/gists/${gistID}`, {})
MyGists.files
// read text file. If it's empty then the GISTS might be truncated
MyGists.files[GIST_FILENAME].content
MyGists.files[GIST_FILENAME].truncated
MyGists.files[GIST_FILENAME].raw_url
JSON.parse(MyGists.files[GIST_FILENAME].content)
writeGist = fetchGithub(
`/gists/${gistID}`, // path
{}, // prams
{ // options
headers:{},
// method: "PATCH",
// body: JSON.stringify({
// files: {
// [GIST_FILENAME]: {
// content: JSON.stringify(testData),
// },
// },
// }),
});
GIST_FILENAME = 'testData'
testData = ([
{colour: "red", value: "#f00"},
{colour: "green", value: "#0f0"},
{colour: "blue", value: "#00f"},
{colour: "cyan", value: "#0ff"},
{colour: "magenta", value: "#f0f"},
{colour: "yellow", value: "#ff0"},
{colour: "black", value: "#000"}
])
// For a notebook to access Secrets, it must statically reference one; this cell grants Secret access to the notebook from which we import the GitHub API helpers. `undefined &&` prevents the Secret from appearing in plaintext in the Inspector.
undefined && Secret("GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN")
rateLimitSummary
import {fetchGithub, hasApiKey, rateLimitSummary} from "@observablehq/github-actions-workflows-api"
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