What is YesNo.wtf?
YesNo.wtf offers a straightforward API that delivers automated yes/no/maybe responses for applications requiring simple decision-making functionality. The service returns JSON-formatted answers along with corresponding GIF images, making it suitable for integration into various software projects where binary or ternary choices are needed.
Developers can optionally force specific answers (yes, no, or maybe) through API parameters, while the system includes an automated feature that returns "maybe" responses periodically to add variability. This tool eliminates the complexity of implementing custom decision logic by providing a ready-to-use, reliable solution for handling basic queries in apps and bots.
Features
- API Integration: Simple JSON API for yes/no/maybe answers with GIFs
- Forced Answers: Parameter to force specific responses (yes, no, or maybe)
- Automated Variability: Returns "maybe" every 10,000 requests for unpredictability
Use Cases
- Adding decision-making functionality to chatbots
- Integrating simple yes/no responses in mobile apps
- Creating interactive features for websites requiring binary choices
- Prototyping applications with basic query handling
FAQs
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What does the API return?
The API returns a JSON object containing an answer (yes, no, or maybe), a forced flag, and a URL to a corresponding GIF image. -
How can I force a specific answer?
Use the 'force' parameter in the API request with values 'yes', 'no', or 'maybe' to get a predetermined response. -
How often does the 'maybe' response occur automatically?
The system returns a 'maybe' answer approximately every 10,000 API requests to add variability.
