The Complete Strapi™ Course with Plugins and Deployment - Fetching Data from the GitHub API

The video tutorial explains how to use the GitHub API to fetch public repositories for authenticated users. It covers setting up API calls, configuring request headers and tokens, and adapting controllers to handle asynchronous methods. The tutorial also discusses extracting repository information to showcase projects on a developer blog.

What is the purpose of the GitHub API endpoint discussed in the first section?

• To list all repositories for a specific organization

• To create new repositories for a user

• To delete repositories for a user

• To view repositories for authenticated users

Which method is used to make the API call asynchronous in the implementation section?

• Using the wait keyword

• Using the defer keyword

• Using the async keyword

• Using the sync keyword

What is the correct API path to fetch user repositories?

• /repos/org

• /repos/user

• /user/repos

• /org/repos

What type of repositories does the implementation aim to fetch?

• Private repositories

• Forked repositories

• Archived repositories

• Public repositories

What is the potential use of the retrieved repository information as discussed in the final section?

• To merge repositories

• To create new repositories

• To showcase projects on a developer blog

• To delete old projects