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PunkAPI

BrewDog's DIY Dog beer catalogue as an API

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A FastAPI-based REST API serving as a digital archive of BrewDog's DIY Dog beers. It provides a paginated catalog of all beers, with detailed information about each one, including its name, description, recipe, and image. All endpoints below are relative to the base URL above. Returns a paginated list of beers. Required: page (integer) – page number (e.g. ?page=1). Supports the following optional query parameters: Returns a single beer by its numeric id. Use the id field from the beer object. Returns a randomly selected beer from the catalog. Returns the image for a beer. The filename is not always a numeric id – use the value from the image field of the beer object as-is. Examples: images/001.png, images/336.png, images/keg.png GET /beers/366 → https://punkapi-alxiw.amvera.io/v3/beers/366 Show JSON response The catalog data was extracted from the DIY Dog PDF and transformed into JSON and PNG files, stored in…

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  1. PunkAPI
  2. Usage
  3. https://punkapi-alxiw.amvera.io/v3/
  4. Endpoints
  5. GET /beers
  6. GET /beers/{id}
  7. GET /beers/random
  8. GET /images/{filename}
  9. Example Response
  10. How It Works
  11. Background
  12. License

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  1. First observed: Sep 20, 2026
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