Any alternative after the termination of service jsonbox.io ?

[Konstantinusz]

Is there any alternative? I would prefer one with the same syntax of get / post, or any similar service, where I can store JSON data, storing it with a secret key, while they remain readable by ordinary AJAX call, and CORS enabled, of course.

[yunsii]

Maybe this one: https://jsonbin.io/

[RoneoOrg]

Jsonconnect is based on a fork of Jsonbox, it may suit your needs

[sumitkolhe]

https://krat.es is a good alternative

[RoneoOrg]

For those wondering, Krat.es is open-source and has a pretty good documentation

It's also free to use. Here are the limitations:

Krates is a Free to use service, and I intend it to keep it so. But being a free service we need to have some limitations to avoid abuse.

• Maximum allowed payload size cannot be more than 100 Kb per request.
  POST , PUT and DELETE requests are rate-limited to 20 per minute per IP address.
• There is no limit on the number of records you store in a box, but please don't abuse the API by storing large datasets of more than 5000 records. This is meant for small projects and that's why it is offered FREE of cost.
• No Backup If your data is lost due to some technical issues, its lost forever.

These limitations may change in the future.

Thank you @sumitkolhe!

[iamsatyanchal]

You can use this one: https://jsonbox-v2.herokuapp.com 🙂

[iaeiou]

You can use this one: https://jsonbox-v2.herokuapp.com slightly_smiling_face

Are you hosting this instance?
(I would like to know if the data are here to stay ;)

[Xorbak]

https://krat.es is a good alternative

@sumitkolhe thank you! I've been looking everywhere for something like this!
Sorry if this is not allowed or frowned upon(I'm fairly new to the dev world) but I am having an issue deleting from my app.
Getting and Posting work 100% but as soon as I DELETE I get "{"status":"FAILED","message":"Not Found"}"
Been using this:
fetch("https://krat.es/[API]/todo/" +_id, {
method: "DELETE",
})
.then((res) => res.text()) // or res.json()
.then((res) => console.log(res))

Again sorry, I have no idea how else to get this question across.

[sumitkolhe]

@Xorbak please create the same issue here - https://github.com/sumitkolhe/krates/issues