使用GitHub构建工具（影印版）

Preface
1. The Unclad GitHub API
  cURL
  Breadcrumbs to Successive API Paths
  The JavaScript Object Notation (]SON) Format
    Parsing ISON from the Command Line
    Debugging Switches for cURL
  Important Headers
  Following a Hypermedia API
  Authentication
    Username and Password Authentication
    OAuth
  Status Codes
    Success (200 or 201)
    Naughty JSON (400)
    Improper JSON (422)
    Successful Creation (201)
    Nothing Has Changed (304)
    GitHub API Rate Limits
    Reading Your Rate Limits
  Conditional Requests to Avoid Rate Limitations
  Accessing Content from the Web
    JSON-P
    CORS Support
    Specifying Response Content Format
  Summary
2. Gists and the Gist API
   Easy Code Sharing
   Gists Are Repositories
    Embedding Gists Inside HTML
    Embedding Inside Jekyll Blogs
   Gist from the Command Line
  Gists as Fully Functioning Apps
   Gists that Render Gists
    Going Deeper into the Gist API
    Using Hypermedia Data from Octokit
  Summary
3. GitHub Wikis with Gollum
  "The Story of Smeagol..."
    Repository Linked Wilds
    Markup and Structure
  Hacking Gollum
  The Starting Point of a Gollum Editor
  Programmatically Handling Images
  Using the Rugged Library
  Optimizing for Image Storage
  Reviewing on GitHub
  Improving Revision Navigation
  Fixing Linking Between Comp Pages
  Summary
4. Python and the Search API
  Search API General Principles
    Authentication
    Result Format
    Search Operators and Qualifiers
    Sorting
  Search APIs in Detail
    Repository Search
    Code Search
    Issue Search
    User Search
  Our Example Application
    User Flow
  Python
    AGitHub
    WxPython
    PyInstaller
  The Code
    Git Credential Helper
    Windowing and Interface
    GitHub Login
    GitHub Search
    Displaying Results
  Packaging
  Summary
5..NET and the Commit Status API
  The API
    Raw Statuses
    Combined Status
    Creating a Status
  Let's Write an App
    Libraries
    Development Environment
    Sending the Request
    OAuth Flow
    Status Handler
  Summary
6. Ruby and Jekyll
  Learning and Building with Jekyll
  What Is Jekyll?
    Operating Jekyll Locally
  Jekyll Blog Quick Start
    YFM: YAML Front Matter
    Jekyll Markup
    Using the Jekyll Command
    Privacy Levels with Jekyll
    Themes
    Publishing on GitHub
    Hosting On Your Own Domain
  Importing from Other Blogs
    From WordPress
    Exporting from WordPress Alternatives
  Scraping Sites into Jekyll
    Jekyll Scraping Tactics
    Setting Up
    Scraping Titles
    Refinining with Interactive Ruby
    Writing Tests and Caching
    Writing Jekyll Posts
    Using the Jekyll Command-Line Tool
    Master Index File with Liquid Markup
    Scraping Body and Author
    Adding Images to Jekyll
    Customizing Styling (CSS)
    Inviting Contributions with GitHub "Fork"
    Publishing Our Blog to GitHub
  Summary
7. Android and the Git Data API
  Setting Up
    Creating a Jekyll Blog
    Android Development Tools
  Creating a New Project
    Editing the Gradle Build File
    Default Android Main
  Android Automated Testing
    Unit Tests for Our GitHub Client
    Android UI Tests
  Application Implementation
    Code to Log In to GitHub
    Code to Talk to GitHub
    Writing the Blog Content
    GitHub Services
    The Base SHA from the Repository and Branch
    Creating the Blob
    Generating a Tree
    Creating the Commit
    Updating the Master Resource
    Passing All Our Tests
   Summary
8. CoffeeScript, Hubot, and the Activity API
   The Activity API
   Planning for PR Satisfaction Guaranteed
    Considerations and Limitations
    Creating a Vanilla Hubot
    Creating a Slack Account
    Running Hubot Locally
  Installation on Heroku
    Setting Up Heroku
  Activity API Overview
    Writing a Hubot Extension
    Code Reviews via Pull Requests
    Using the OAuth Token to Register for Events
    Triggering Real Pull Requests
    Handling PR Notifications as Post Requests over HTTP
  Summary
9. JavaScript and the Git Data API
  Building a Coffee Shop Database on GitHub
  Set Up
    Mapping Hostnames
    Adding the Support Libraries
  An AngularJS Application Using GitHub.js
    Visualize Application Data Structure
    Making Our App Testable
    Test Data
    CoffeeTech.js
  Geocoding Support
    City Data
  Adding Login
    Errors Already?
  Displaying (Soon-to-Be) User-Reported Data
    User-Contributed Data
  Accepting Pull Requests
  Toward a Safe Login Implementation
    Authentication Requires a Server
    Fixing Authentication with Firebase
    Testing Firebase
    Implementing Firebase Login
   Summary
A. GitHub Enterprise
B. Ruby, NodeJS, (and the Shell) at GitHub
Index