Support listing files as JSON on the main CDN via Accept header
See original GitHub issueI’m aware that the API supports listing files as JSON, but the availability guarantees and infrastructure for that service don’t provide the same level of confidence as the main CDN.
Please consider supporting Accept: application/json
on the directory listing pages so that these can serve the same content as their API-equivalents with the benefits of the main CDN’s infrastructure.
❤️ all your work 😃
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Btw, I checked our Cloudflare stats for jsdelivr.com now - it includes both data.jsdelivr.com (API) and jsdelivr.com (website) so I can’t say exactly what part of it is just the API, but:
Thanks for the feedback @MartinKolarik, I will indeed take it for a spin and let you know if there are problems. I’m closing the issue because I don’t think there is anything actionable left.