🛠️Developer Workbench
Atlasemoji API workbench
Pick a surface, edit the parameters, run the request, inspect the response, and copy the path, curl, or JavaScript. This page keeps manifests in front of developers constantly.
1) Pick a surface
Helpful hint
A great first sequence is: manifest → GeoJSON → embed → static image. That makes it easy to see one object moving through different surfaces.
2) Build the request
Helpful hints
- Change one parameter at a time so the response differences stay easy to see.
- Use pretty=1 while learning JSON.
- For static images, try 1200×630 first. That is a good social-card size.
- If a response looks odd, open the same object in another surface and compare.
Built path
/api/manifests/story-geronimo?lang=en&pretty=13) Copyable curl
curl -s "http://localhost:3000/api/manifests/story-geronimo?lang=en&pretty=1"4) Copyable JavaScript
const res = await fetch("/api/manifests/story-geronimo?lang=en&pretty=1");
const data = await res.json();
console.log(data);5) Response viewer
No request run yet.
// response will appear here6) Read the result
- Manifest = the published Atlasemoji object.
- GeoJSON = the geometry and map-friendly representation.
- Embed = the live public page.
- Static image = the share-preview surface.
Helpful hint: if you understand the manifest first, the other surfaces start to feel obvious.