John-Philip Johansson

There are a lot of "30 in one" type of games so maybe most of those thousands aren't interesting to scrape (or even keep). Can I help in any way?

I'd love to give it a shot! Just trying to understand what you need. An example for C64 would be: 52523BB41021F208EEFD87C19F7CC0A1, 25528, Transformers [Datomatic](http://datomatic.no-intro.org/index.php?page=show_record&s=44&n=1541) [GamesDB](http://thegamesdb.net/game/25528) The hash seems short so...

According to #36 Google have renamed the menu option to "Script editor". Do you find that? If not, maybe it's a Apps for Business thing blocking you?

You're right, it's possible to do the opposite of what you want. I'll consider it, but it might take a while. I'd gladly appreciate a PR if you want to...

Hmm odd, I use `$httpBackend` in our unit tests. The `disable` flag would still keep apiMock registered, just not run any logic. Still odd that it's breaking for you. What...

Hmm good question. You can set it to return a status code instead of data. The tricky part here is how you'd set the headers, as the idea is for...

Do you _always_ want the exact same headers for every call, without exceptions? That'd be easy enough. The file could be in the API root path. I'm thinking that maybe...

Interesting scenario. From your example and reading that article I understand it as `POST /rest/student` returns a header with queue info, e.g. queue 123. Subsequent calls would be `GET /rest/queue/123`...

@pauldburton sorry, not really. angular-apimock is pretty simplistic and will just return one .json file for one api request. Your enrolment example pointed out that angular-apimock would have to require...

Hmm are those templates using the same URL prefix as your API (`apiPath`)? We're assuming the API lives in it's own base url so it's not mixed with static content...