This is the Quarkus backend deployed at https://map.123k.org It drives my private homepage https://123k.org
The name dates back to 2011 where I created a first wipu version in Ruby on Rails.
I completely forgot why I named it like this, but somehow I fear I just randomly pressed
some keys.
There is actually no general purpose API available, but most of the API can be used without any authentication.
- Emojis - as a service
xh -b https://map.123k.org/emoji?count=4(countis optional, default is 1) - Geohash - XKCD Geohash locations for a date (only tested for central europe)
h -b https://map.123k.org/geohash/49/11/2026-02-28 - Snaps - links to flickr images
xh -b https://map.123k.org/snaps - Tracks - My bike routes in an overview
xh -b https://map.123k.org/tracks - Track - One bike route with track-points
xh -b https://map.123k.org/tracks/6972926d65167b11904992f2
There are a few more endpoints that need authentication. Those are infrastructure related.
- Flickr Sync will fail with more than 500 photos on flickr (an generally this whole flickr stinks for the free-tier account)
- Prepare a proper track-creation client and commit it here