This project is a community-curated directory of REST and GraphQL service endpoints designed to assist developers in discovering and integrating third-party data sources. It functions as a centralized registry where external services are organized by domain to facilitate rapid software prototyping and application development.
The main features of public-apis/public-apis are: API Directories, Curated Resource Directories, Service Registries, REST APIs, Awesome List, API Discovery Directories, Peer Review Workflows, Distributed Version Control Systems.
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