Thanks for asking. I wanted to build a very simple API, and document it that my year ago self could understand it and actually figure out how to use the whole

Thanks for asking. I wanted to build a very simple API, and document it that my year ago self could understand it and actually figure out how to use the whole thing. I don't know if this is a good or bad thing, but I spent more time documenting/designing the single doc page then I did writing the actual API. I also thought the idea was unique enough that it was worth sharing. The reason for GET and POST is that it was easier for my year ago self to copy and paste a GET url into chrome and hit Enter and see what happens.