Free public API designed to effortlessly provide fake JSON data. Easily test API endpoints and swiftly retrieve placeholder JSON data without the need for registration, tokens, or authentication.
Endpoint:
https://fakeapi.extendsclass.com/{resource}
| /books | 80 books |
| /countries | 193 countries |
| /currencies | 170 currencies |
| /movies | 45 movies |
| /peoples | 1000 peoples |
| /pokemons | 394 pokemons |
| GET | /books | Returns all books |
| GET | /books?limit=20 | Returns a maximum of 20 books |
| POST | /books | Create a new book Return HTTP 201 |
| GET | /books/23 | Returns the book with ID 23 |
| GET | /books/23456 | Return HTTP error 404 |
| PUT | /books/23 | Update the book with ID 23 |
| PATCH | /books/23 | Update partially the book with ID 23 |
| DELETE | /books/23 | Delete the book with ID 23 |
For other routes (e.g., DELETE /books), it returns an HTTP error 405.
No updates will be performed for POST / PUT / PATCH and DELETE …
In the realm of software development, the utilization of fabricated JSON data holds immense significance. It stands as a vital prerequisite for developers seeking authentic placeholder information, be it for crafting prototypes or conducting rigorous tests. Well-structured dummy data plays a pivotal role in expediting the application development process.
JSON data emerges as an invaluable resource, adept at mimicking various scenarios. This versatile tool empowers developers to create realistic prototypes and rigorously test API endpoints, effectively anticipating and addressing potential data manipulation challenges.
These APIs also offer the convenience of accessing JSON data examples, serving as a valuable time-saving resource for specific testing needs.
We provide a collection of free public APIs specifically designed for your testing purposes. Please refrain from making excessive calls, as it is not intended.
The resources we offer are largely realistic, allowing developers to effectively validate their front-end, for example.
By using these readily available resources/APIs, you can save a significant amount of time. No need to generate your data streams or create your own APIs from scratch initially.
The mock APIs showcased on this page retrieve data from various repositories on GitHub, with some of them generated by me and others by ChatGPT.
Please note that as some of the data sources were generated by me or ChatGPT, there might be potential errors or inaccuracies in the provided information.
The repositories on GitHub comes with distinct licenses such as Apache, MIT, and others. These repositories serve as valuable resources for those seeking diverse datasets for testing and experimentation. Lists:/joseluisq/json-datasets,/BrunnerLivio/deprecated-pokemongo-json-pokedex,/ozlerhakan/mongodb-json-files,/dominictarr/random-name
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