Solution meant to provide new guids whenever requested.
Sure, this is also possible via the major search engines, by searching for new guid or something similar, but over there you need to select it in the UI before you can copy it.
This service only returns a new guid by invoking the site.
Invoke the API without an Accept-header.
GET https://api.guid.codes/
Response content-type: text/plain
Response body:
49ccbb20-6602-49e4-a932-9b39ef6521b6
Invoke the API with a JSON Accept-header.
GET https://api.guid.codes/
Accept: application/json
Response content-type: application/json
Response body:
{
"value": "d9b8750c-6742-42fb-9aa1-4510245139fb"
}
This project consists of 2 small applications.
- Static website
- API
Either one is deployed whenever there is a change in their respecting folders of the main branch in this repository.
The static site will be deployed to an Azure Storage Account and uses the static site hosting feature.
The API is deployed to an Azure Function App.
Both are, by default, deployed to multiple regions across the globe and an Azure Traffic Manager will make sure the site & API is used which has the best response times for the user.
For a succesful deployment, a secret needs to be added to the repository called AZURE_DEV. The contents of this secret should be the output of this command:
az ad sp create-for-rbac --name "guidapi" --role owner --sdk-auth
Or something similar of course. The contents are used in the workflows to log in to Azure and deploy the resources.