This feature works better with dynamic hosting. If you are using fastn in static site mode, then how the page looked when fastn build was called will be shown to everyone. But if you are using dynamic mode then this page would be regenerated on every page load.

-- record repo:
string full_name:
string description:
string html_url:
integer stargazers_count:
integer watchers_count:

-- record result:
integer total_count: 0
repo list items:

-- record repo:
string full_name:
string description:
string html_url:
integer stargazers_count:
integer watchers_count:

-- record result:
integer total_count: 0
repo list items:

-- import: fastn/processors as pr

-- result r:
$processor$: pr.http
url: https://api.github.com/search/repositories
sort: stars
order: desc
q: language:rust

-- import: fastn/processors as pr

-- result r:
$processor$: pr.http
url: https://api.github.com/search/repositories
sort: stars
order: desc
q: language:rust

This is the URL where we would be fetching the JSON from. It is mandatory.

This is the method of the http request. It’s an optional field with get as default value. Currently only two methods are supported: get and post

Each key value pair is passed added to the URL as query params, if http request method is get. Otherwise, the pair is passed as the request body.

-- string amit-bio:

I am Amit.

-- person amit:
$processor$: pr.http
method: post
name: "Amit"
age: 33
bio: $amit-bio

-- string amit-bio:

I am Amit.

-- person amit:
$processor$: pr.http
method: post
name: "Amit"
age: 33
bio: $amit-bio

{
    "name": "Amit",
    "age": 33,
    "bio": "I am Amit."
}

{
    "name": "Amit",
    "age": 33,
    "bio": "I am Amit."
}