team_api gem

Compiles information about team members, projects, etc. and exposes it via a JSON API.

The public-facing version of the API is https://team-api.18f.gov/public/api/. Targeted consumers of this API include:

• 18F Hub
• 18F Dashboard
• 18F.gsa.gov

This gem currently serves as a Jekyll plugin, though it may become decoupled in the future. Presuming you're using Bundler in your Jekyll project, add the following to your Gemfile:

group :jekyll_plugins do
  gem 'team_api'
end

Then, make sure to add an entry for api_index_layout: to your _config.yml file. The index page will have an endpoints collection with one entry per data collection, where each element has:

• endpoint: the URL of the collection's JSON endpoint
• title: title of the collection
• description: description of the collection

Here's a sample bare-bones template you can drop into your prefered layout:

<h1>API Endpoint Index</h1>
<br/>{% for i in page.endpoints %}
<div class="api_endpoint_desc">
<h2><a href="{{ i.endpoint }}"<code>{{ i.endpoint }}</code></a> - {{ i.title }}</h2>
<p>{{ i.description }}</p>
</div>
{% endfor %}

Tests have been set up to be run by the ./go script. To run the test suite, simply type the following into the console:

$ ./go test

To run the tests and then attempt to build the gem, run the continuous integration command:

$ ./go ci_build

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