This API lets you quickly randomize numbers in one of the following numeral systems: decimal, hexadecimal, binary and octal.
\nThere is one endpoint for each numeral system:
\n\nAll numbers must be integers.
\nIt is allowed only to use the minus sign at the start of the string, no plus signs allowed.
\nIn the case you provide only the maximum (respectively minimum) number, it must be > 0 and the minimum (respectively maximum) one will be set to 0.
\nIn the case you provide a minimum number higher than the maximum one, they will be exchanged.
\nThe default values for \"base_10_params\" and \"amount\" are respectively \"false\" and \"1\".
\nNegative not base-10 numbers will be treated as base-10 ones are, any signed number representation system won't be used to avoid duplication of possibilities.
\nSince JSON numbers are supposed to be only in the decimal numeral system, the endpoints other than \"dec\" return the numbers as strings.
\nAll numbers must have an absolute value lower than 10^18 for the decimal numeral system and lower than the equivalents for the others.
Maximum values for the other numeral systems:
Hex => DE0B6B3A763FFFF
\nBin => 110111100000101101101011001110100111011000111111111111111111
\nOct => 67405553164730777777
\nYou can also take more values at a time adding the \"amount\" query parameter and instead of an usual JSON response:
\n\n\n{\"result\":-48952}
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you will receive one like this:
\n\n\n{\"result\":[47580,5617,-90911,-47395,-92912]}
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Be aware: the \"amount\" parameter must be a positive integer up to 50000.
\nYou must provide a valid Bearer token in the headers to use the service.
\nFollow the auth documentation to obtain one.
\n88b d88 88 ,a8888a, ,a8888a, 88\n888b d888 ,d888 ,8P\"' `\"Y8, ,8P\"' `\"Y8, ,d888\n88`8b d8'88 88\" 88 ,8P Y8, ,8P Y8, 88\" 88\n88 `8b d8' 88 88 88 88 88 88 88\n88 `888' 88 88 88 88 88 88 88\n88 `8' 88 88 `8b d8' `8b d8' 88\n88 88 88 `8ba, ,ad8' `8ba, ,ad8' 88\n88 88 88 \"Y8888P\" \"Y8888P\" 88\n\nTo use it, you just need to send an HTTPS request to the URL above including \"min\" and/or \"max\" as parameters via the GET method, other than the Bearer token in the headers, as shown here:
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and you will receive a JSON response with the result, like this:
\n\n\n{\"result\":821}
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or an error message with a bad response code (see \"Response codes\" section).
\nTo use it, you just need to send an HTTPS request to the URL above including \"min\" and/or \"max\" as parameters via the GET method, other than the Bearer token in the headers, as shown here:
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and you will receive a JSON response with the result, like this:
\n\n\n{\"result\":\"2BC\"}
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or an error message with a bad response code (see \"Response codes\" section).
\nBe aware: the numeric parameters must be in the hexadecimal numeral system unless you enter \"base_10_params\" query parameter as \"true\", in that case you can use only the decimal one and you will still receive the result in the hexadecimal numeral system.
\nTo use it, you just need to send an HTTPS request to the URL above including \"min\" and/or \"max\" as parameters via the GET method, other than the Bearer token in the headers, as shown here:
\n\n\nhttps://www.m1001.eu/api/services/nr/bin?min=1&max=1111101000
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and you will receive a JSON response with the result, like this:
\n\n\n{\"result\":\"1001101101\"}
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or an error message with a bad response code (see \"Response codes\" section).
\nBe aware: the numeric parameters must be in the binary numeral system unless you enter \"base_10_params\" query parameter as \"true\", in that case you can use only the decimal one and you will still receive the result in the binary numeral system.
\nTo use it, you just need to send an HTTPS request to the URL above including \"min\" and/or \"max\" as parameters via the GET method, other than the Bearer token in the headers, as shown here:
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and you will receive a JSON response with the result, like this:
\n\n\n{\"result\":\"1522\"}
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or an error message with a bad response code (see \"Response codes\" section).
\nBe aware: the numeric parameters must be in the octal numeral system unless you enter \"base_10_params\" query parameter as \"true\", in that case you can use only the decimal one and you will still receive the result in the octal numeral system .
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