GunSpec

Content

Public, key-free reads for GunSpec editorial content: blog posts and the product changelog. Both return only published entries and support pagination and category filtering. Use them to embed news, release notes, or articles directly in your own app.

Optional AuthExplorer+

Returns a single published blog post, including its full body.

GET/v1/blog/{slug}

  • stringheader

    Optional. Without a key this endpoint answers under the public policy; a key raises your limits and unlocks plan-gated fields. Authorization: Bearer <key> is accepted in its place.

  • stringrequired

    Blog post slug

    Accepts
    a lowercase slug: letters, digits and hyphens
    Example

  • object

    The response payload.

  • BlogPost

    A published post. Both endpoints serve the stored row; body is markdown.

  • string

    Opaque post id. A string, not a number: posts are keyed like every other authored record here.

  • string

    URL-safe slug, and what /v1/blog/{slug} addresses.

  • string

    Post headline.

  • string | null

    One-line description, for a card or a feed. Null where the author wrote none.

  • string | null

    The post itself, as markdown.

  • string | null

    Path of the hero image on the assets CDN, or null. Prefix it with the assets host to fetch.

  • string | null

    Editorial category, e.g. guides. Null where the post has none.

  • string

    Always published on these endpoints: a draft is not served publicly.

  • string | null

    When the post was published, which is what the list orders by. Null on a post never given a date.

  • string

    When the post was first written, YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS in UTC. Not the publication date: postedAt is.

  • string

    When the post was last edited, YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS in UTC.

  • 400VALIDATION_ERRORValidation error
  • 404NOT_FOUNDResource not found
  • 429RATE_LIMITEDRate limit exceeded
  • 500INTERNAL_ERRORUnexpected server error

Minimum tier
Explorer+
Monthly quota
200/mo
Rate limit
10/min
Daily cap
50

Figures shown are for this endpoint's minimum tier. Higher tiers raise every limit.