API call

[mr-eggleton]

rockstar = new RockstarApi() # can take url default is "https://rockstarapi-production.up.railway.app/"
rock=getRock(0) # calls  https://rockstarapi-production.up.railway.app/rock/0 

Which should get the following and return it into rock. and also print
''' bash
Rock 0 loaded .papa .my_array now available

``` json
{"id":0,"status":"success","code":"Shout \"Hello World\"!\npapa was a rolling stone\npapa was a brand new bag\nx is 2\nShout x\nLet my array at 0 be \"foo\"\nLet my array at 1 be \"bar\"\nLet my array at 2 be \"baz\"\nLet my array at \"key\" be \"value\"\nShout my array at 0\nShout my array at 1\nShout my array at 2\nShout my array at \"key\"\nShout my array\nGive back 1\n","log":{"papa":[175,1533],"x":[2],"my_array":[{"0":"foo"},{"0":"foo","1":"bar"},{"0":"foo","1":"bar","2":"baz"},{"0":"foo","1":"bar","2":"baz","key":"value"}]},"output":["Hello World",2,"foo","bar","baz","value",3]}

[mr-eggleton]

Maybe the return of getRock is a dictionary combo of log and output.

https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.namedtuple so it can't be modified in foxdot?? We don't need the code. and success in the return value.

assert rs.getRock(0) == {"papa":[175,1533],"x":[2],"my_array":[{"0":"foo"},{"0":"foo","1":"bar"},{"0":"foo","1":"bar","2":"baz"},{"0":"foo","1":"bar","2":"baz","key":"value"}], "output":["Hello World",2,"foo","bar","baz","value",3]}

[mr-eggleton]

Do we need to be able to get patterns????