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Dash is an API documentation browser and code snippet manager. Dash helps you store snippets of code, as well as instantly search and browse documentation for almost any API you might use (for a full list, see the screenshots).

Features

Alternative to Dash offline API documentation for Windows. Dash is an API Documentation Browser and Code Snippet Manager. It stores snippets of code and instantly searches offline documentation sets for 200+ APIs, 100+ cheat sheets and more. It helps you keep all the APIs, from the different languages you are using, in a central location. Browser Support. Firefox 21 includes an implementation of DASH for HTML5 WebM video which is turned off by default. It can be enabled via 'about:config' and the 'media.dash.enabled' preference. Firefox 23 removed support for DASH for HTML5 WebM video. It will be replaced by an implementation of the Media Source Extensions API which will allow. Dash is an API Documentation Browser and Code Snippet Manager. Dash instantly searches offline documentation sets for 200+ APIs, 100+ cheat sheets and more. You can even generate your own docsets or request docsets to be included.

1. Jul 24, 2021 Dash is an API Documentation Browser and Code Snippet Manager for Mac. If you are using Windows or Linux you probably want to have a look at Zeal which is quite similar to Dash. Installation for Dash. Just download this docset and unzip it. To install it just double-click on Octave.docset and Dash will add this docset.
2. 官方用一句话就概括了它的用途：Dash是一个API文档浏览器（ API Documentation Browser），以及代码片段管理工具（Code Snippet Manager）。.

• Documentation Browser Features
  • Offline Documentation: iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, Swift, Man Pages, .NET Framework, ActionScript, Akka, Android, AngularJS, Angular.dart, Ansible, Apache, Appcelerator Titanium, AppleScript, Arduino, Backbone, Bash, Boost, Bootstrap, Bourbon, Bourbon Neat, C, C++, CakePHP, Cappuccino, Chai, Chef, Clojure, CMake, Cocos2D, Cocos2D-X, CodeIgniter, CoffeeScript, ColdFusion, Common Lisp, Compass, Cordova, Corona, CSS, D3.js, Dart, Django, Dojo Toolkit, Drupal, ElasticSearch, Elixir, Emacs Lisp, Ember.js, Emmet.io, Erlang, Express.js, Expression Engine, ExtJS, Flask, Font Awesome, Foundation, GLib, Go, Grails, Groovy, Grunt, Haml, Haskell, HTML, Jade, Jasmine, Java SE, Java EE, JavaFX, JavaScript, Joomla, jQuery, jQuery Mobile, jQuery UI, Knockout.js, Kobold2D, Laravel, LaTeX, Less, Lo-Dash, Lua, Marionette.js, Meteor, MomentJS, MongoDB, Mongoose, Mono, MooTools, MySQL, Nginx, Node.js, NumPy, OCaml, OpenCV, OpenGL, Perl, PhoneGap, PHP, PHPUnit, Play Framework, Polymer.dart, PostgreSQL, Processing.org, Prototype, Puppet, Python, Qt, R, Redis, RequireJS, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Rust, Sass, SaltStack, Scala, SciPy, Sencha Touch, Sinon, Smarty, Sparrow, Spring Framework, SproutCore, SQLAlchemy, SQLite, Statamic, Stylus, SVG, Symfony, Tcl, Tornado, Twig, Twisted, TYPO3, Underscore.js, Unity 3D, Vagrant, Vim, VMware vSphere, WordPress, Xamarin, Xojo, XSLT, XUL, Yii, YUI, Zend Framework, Zepto.js.
  • Supports docsets generated using popular tools like Appledoc and Doxygen.
  • Methods are conveniently shown in a special table of contents.
  • Highlighted in-page search.
  • Save bookmarks of your most used documentation pages.
  • Create search profiles to easily switch between docsets.
  • Easily search specific docsets by defining keyword filters (e.g., start your query with 'python:' to search only the Python documentation).
  • Integration plugins for: Xcode, Alfred, Quicksilver, LaunchBar, PopClip, AppCode, Sublime Text, Emacs, Vim, TextMate, Eclipse, Terminal, AppleScript.
  • Easily integrate with any other application using the 'dash://' URL scheme or the 'Look up in Dash' system service.
  • Fuzzy search. Don't let misspellings get in your way.
  • Built for speed. Searching is almost instant.
• Snippet Manager Features
  • Collect snippets of code that you reuse often.
  • Sync by saving your library in Dropbox.
  • Over 80 syntaxes for code highlighting.
  • Variable placeholders can be edited before pasting.
  • Abbreviations are expanded wherever you type them.
• Special Snippet Placeholders
  • @clipboard expands into the contents of the clipboard.
  • @cursor repositions the cursor after expansion.
  • @date expands into the current date.
  • time expands into the current time.
• Other Features
  • Retina-ready.
  • Multi-touch gestures.
  • Menu item or dock application, always one keyboard shortcut away.
  • Users that want to use Dash only as a snippet manager or documentation browser, can do so.

What's new in Dash

Features

Alternative to Dash offline API documentation for Windows. Dash is an API Documentation Browser and Code Snippet Manager. It stores snippets of code and instantly searches offline documentation sets for 200+ APIs, 100+ cheat sheets and more. It helps you keep all the APIs, from the different languages you are using, in a central location. Browser Support. Firefox 21 includes an implementation of DASH for HTML5 WebM video which is turned off by default. It can be enabled via 'about:config' and the 'media.dash.enabled' preference. Firefox 23 removed support for DASH for HTML5 WebM video. It will be replaced by an implementation of the Media Source Extensions API which will allow. Dash is an API Documentation Browser and Code Snippet Manager. Dash instantly searches offline documentation sets for 200+ APIs, 100+ cheat sheets and more. You can even generate your own docsets or request docsets to be included.

1. Jul 24, 2021 Dash is an API Documentation Browser and Code Snippet Manager for Mac. If you are using Windows or Linux you probably want to have a look at Zeal which is quite similar to Dash. Installation for Dash. Just download this docset and unzip it. To install it just double-click on Octave.docset and Dash will add this docset.
2. 官方用一句话就概括了它的用途：Dash是一个API文档浏览器（ API Documentation Browser），以及代码片段管理工具（Code Snippet Manager）。.

• Documentation Browser Features
  • Offline Documentation: iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, Swift, Man Pages, .NET Framework, ActionScript, Akka, Android, AngularJS, Angular.dart, Ansible, Apache, Appcelerator Titanium, AppleScript, Arduino, Backbone, Bash, Boost, Bootstrap, Bourbon, Bourbon Neat, C, C++, CakePHP, Cappuccino, Chai, Chef, Clojure, CMake, Cocos2D, Cocos2D-X, CodeIgniter, CoffeeScript, ColdFusion, Common Lisp, Compass, Cordova, Corona, CSS, D3.js, Dart, Django, Dojo Toolkit, Drupal, ElasticSearch, Elixir, Emacs Lisp, Ember.js, Emmet.io, Erlang, Express.js, Expression Engine, ExtJS, Flask, Font Awesome, Foundation, GLib, Go, Grails, Groovy, Grunt, Haml, Haskell, HTML, Jade, Jasmine, Java SE, Java EE, JavaFX, JavaScript, Joomla, jQuery, jQuery Mobile, jQuery UI, Knockout.js, Kobold2D, Laravel, LaTeX, Less, Lo-Dash, Lua, Marionette.js, Meteor, MomentJS, MongoDB, Mongoose, Mono, MooTools, MySQL, Nginx, Node.js, NumPy, OCaml, OpenCV, OpenGL, Perl, PhoneGap, PHP, PHPUnit, Play Framework, Polymer.dart, PostgreSQL, Processing.org, Prototype, Puppet, Python, Qt, R, Redis, RequireJS, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Rust, Sass, SaltStack, Scala, SciPy, Sencha Touch, Sinon, Smarty, Sparrow, Spring Framework, SproutCore, SQLAlchemy, SQLite, Statamic, Stylus, SVG, Symfony, Tcl, Tornado, Twig, Twisted, TYPO3, Underscore.js, Unity 3D, Vagrant, Vim, VMware vSphere, WordPress, Xamarin, Xojo, XSLT, XUL, Yii, YUI, Zend Framework, Zepto.js.
  • Supports docsets generated using popular tools like Appledoc and Doxygen.
  • Methods are conveniently shown in a special table of contents.
  • Highlighted in-page search.
  • Save bookmarks of your most used documentation pages.
  • Create search profiles to easily switch between docsets.
  • Easily search specific docsets by defining keyword filters (e.g., start your query with 'python:' to search only the Python documentation).
  • Integration plugins for: Xcode, Alfred, Quicksilver, LaunchBar, PopClip, AppCode, Sublime Text, Emacs, Vim, TextMate, Eclipse, Terminal, AppleScript.
  • Easily integrate with any other application using the 'dash://' URL scheme or the 'Look up in Dash' system service.
  • Fuzzy search. Don't let misspellings get in your way.
  • Built for speed. Searching is almost instant.
• Snippet Manager Features
  • Collect snippets of code that you reuse often.
  • Sync by saving your library in Dropbox.
  • Over 80 syntaxes for code highlighting.
  • Variable placeholders can be edited before pasting.
  • Abbreviations are expanded wherever you type them.
• Special Snippet Placeholders
  • @clipboard expands into the contents of the clipboard.
  • @cursor repositions the cursor after expansion.
  • @date expands into the current date.
  • time expands into the current time.
• Other Features
  • Retina-ready.
  • Multi-touch gestures.
  • Menu item or dock application, always one keyboard shortcut away.
  • Users that want to use Dash only as a snippet manager or documentation browser, can do so.

What's new in Dash

• Added Ruby 3 docset.

Requirements

Dash Api Documentation Browser 5 1 3 Tablespoons To Cups

• Intel, 64-bit processor
• OS X 10.8 or later

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Welcome to the Azure DevOps Services REST API Reference.

Representational State Transfer (REST) APIs are service endpoints that support sets of HTTP operations (methods), which provide create, retrieve, update, or delete access to the service's resources. This article walks you through:

• The basic components of a REST API request/response pair.
• Overviews of creating and sending a REST request, and handling the response.

Most REST APIs are accessible through our client libraries, which can be used to greatly simplify your client code.

Components of a REST API request/response pair

A REST API request/response pair can be separated into five components:

1. The request URI, in the following form: VERB https://{instance}[/{team-project}]/_apis[/{area}]/{resource}?api-version={version}

   • instance: The Azure DevOps Services organization or TFS server you're sending the request to. They are structured as follows:
     • Azure DevOps Services: dev.azure.com/{organization}
     • TFS: {server:port}/tfs/{collection} (the default port is 8080, and the value for collection should be DefaultCollection but can be any collection)
   • resource path: The resource path is as follows: _apis/{area}/{resource}. For example _apis/wit/workitems.
   • api-version: Every API request should include an api-version to avoid having your app or service break as APIs evolve. api-versions are in the following format: {major}.{minor}[-{stage}[.{resource-version}]], for example:
     • api-version=1.0
     • api-version=1.2-preview
     • api-version=2.0-preview.1

   Note: area and team-project are optional, depending on the API request. Check out the TFS to REST API version mapping matrix below to find which REST API versions apply to your version of TFS.

2. HTTP request message header fields:

   • A required HTTP method (also known as an operation or verb), which tells the service what type of operation you are requesting. Azure REST APIs support GET, HEAD, PUT, POST, and PATCH methods.
   • Optional additional header fields, as required by the specified URI and HTTP method. For example, an Authorization header that provides a bearer token containing client authorization information for the request.

3. Optional HTTP request message body fields, to support the URI and HTTP operation. For example, POST operations contain MIME-encoded objects that are passed as complex parameters.

   • For POST or PUT operations, the MIME-encoding type for the body should be specified in the Content-type request header as well. Some services require you to use a specific MIME type, such as application/json.

4. HTTP response message header fields:

   • An HTTP status code, ranging from 2xx success codes to 4xx or 5xx error codes. Alternatively, a service-defined status code may be returned, as indicated in the API documentation.
   • Optional additional header fields, as required to support the request's response, such as a Content-type response header.

5. Optional HTTP response message body fields:

   • MIME-encoded response objects may be returned in the HTTP response body, such as a response from a GET method that is returning data. Typically, these objects are returned in a structured format such as JSON or XML, as indicated by the Content-type response header. For example, when you request an access token from Azure AD, it will be returned in the response body as the access_token element, one of several name/value paired objects in a data collection. In this example, a response header of Content-Type: application/json is also included.

Create the request

Authenticate

There are many ways to authenticate your application or service with Azure DevOps Services or TFS. The following table is an excellent way to decide which method is the best for you:

Note: You can find more information on authentication on our authentication guidance page.

Assemble the request

Azure DevOps Services

For Azure DevOps Services, instance is dev.azure.com/{organization}, so the pattern looks like this:

For example, here's how to get a list of team projects in a Azure DevOps Services organization.

If you wish to provide the personal access token through an HTTP header, you must first convert it to a Base64 string (the following example shows how to convert to Base64 using C#). (Certain tools like Postman applies a Base64 encoding by default. If you are trying the API via such tools, Base64 encoding of the PAT is not required) The resulting string can then be provided as an HTTP header in the format:

Here it is in C# using the HttpClient class.

Most samples on this site use Personal Access Tokens as they're a compact example for authenticating with the service. However, there are a variety of authentication mechanisms available for Azure DevOps Services including ADAL, OAuth and Session Tokens. Refer to the Authentication section for guidance on which one is best suited for your scenario.

TFS

For TFS, instance is {server:port}/tfs/{collection} and by default the port is 8080. The default collection is DefaultCollection, but can be any collection.

Here's how to get a list of team projects from TFS using the default port and collection.

Url manager pro 5 11. The examples above use personal access tokens, which requires that you create a personal access token. Videoder.

Process the response

You should get a response like this.

The response is JSON. That's generally what you'll get back from the REST APIs although there are a few exceptions,like Git blobs.

Now you should be able to look around the specific API areas like work item tracking or Git and get to the resources that you need. Keep reading to learn more about the general patterns that are used in these APIs.

API and TFS version mapping

Below you'll find a quick mapping of REST API versions and their corresponding TFS releases. All API versions will work on the server version mentioned as well as later versions.

Related Content

Check out the Integrate documentation for REST API samples and use cases.

Client Libraries

Discover the client libraries for these REST APIs.

• .NET conceptual documentation and .NET reference documentation

Where are the earlier versions of REST APIs? (Before 4.1)

We recently made a change to our engineering system and documentation generation process; we made this change to provide clearer, more in-depth, and more accurate documentation for everyone trying to use these REST APIs. Due to technical constraints, we are only able to document API Version 4.1 and newer using this method. We believe the documentation for API Version 4.1 and newer will be easier to use due to this change.

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If you are working in TFS or are looking for the older versions of REST APIs, you can take a look at the Pre-Version 4.1 REST API documentation.