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  methods:       %s
  health:        %d
  documentation: %s
  description:   %s
  EOAPI
  printf $out, $api->id, ($api->emoji) ? sprintf("(%s) ",$api->emoji) : "",, $api->title, $api->source, $api->methods, $api->health, $api->documentation, $api->source;

=head2 C<freeapis> Commandline Client

After installing this module, simply run the command C<freeapis> without
any arguments, and it will print information regarding a randomly selected
free API that is listed on its site. Below you may see a project familiar
to some in the Perl community, the L<https://world.openfoodfacts.org/> Project.

  shell> freeapis
  id:            174
  title:         (🍲) OpenFoodFacts
  site URL:      https://freepublicapis.com/openfoodfacts
  methods:       1
  health:        84
  documentation: https://world.openfoodfacts.org/data

lib/Acme/Free/Public/APIs.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

When C<--details> is added, it shows the full amount of information:

  shell>freeapi apis --id 321 --details
  id:            321
  title:         (📅) Church Calendar API
  site URL:      https://freepublicapis.com/church-calendar-api
  methods:       2
  health:        100
  documentation: http://calapi.inadiutorium.cz/api-doc
  description:   The Church Calendar API provides access to calendar data for any day, allowing users to retrieve various liturgical celebrations and details. It supports multiple languages and enables specific queries for feast names and calendar de...
  Found 1 API

=item C<random>

This subcommand takes no arguments. When run it prints out to C<STDOUT> all
the information provided for it.

  shell>
  id:            320
  title:         (🌍) World Wonders