First, we will compose and send an HTTP request to create a new game category. Remember that we used the browsable API to create a game category named '3D RPG'.http POST :8000/game-categories/ name='2D mobile arcade' The following is the equivalent curl command:...
The idea is to create a RESTful API that is amiddlewarebetween our applications and end devices. There are many different end devices, and they have different methods of communication. Some will also use REST, others will use NETCONF, and there will be other types too. Even if they all us...
Throughout this book, we will be working with different packages and libraries to create RESTful Web Services, and therefore it is convenient to work with Python virtual environments. Python 3.3 introduced lightweight virtual environments and they were improved in Python 3.4. We will work with ...
API Status HTTP defines these standard status codes that can be used to convey the results of a client’s request. The status codes are divided into five categories. 1xx: Informational –Communicates transfer protocol-level information. 2xx: Success –Indicates that the client’s request was acc...
The following diagram summarizes the architecture, key components, and interactions in the solution. End-users interact with a client application (using a web browser or mobile device) that sends a REST-style request to an API Gateway endpoint. API Gateway...
when receiving a GET http request for the root path Start using Ktor Build your first Kotlin HTTP or RESTful application using Ktor: start.ktor.io Principles Unopinionated Ktor Framework doesn't impose a lot of constraints on what technology a project is going to use – logging, templating, ...
To use the API, you can directly call the RESTful endpoint usingC#,Python 2,Java,PowerShell, or any other language, or utilize the availableclient libraries.You can find an end to end example for a C# based connectorhere. Azure Functions ...
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knife command & cookbookKnife is a command-line interface for the Chef Server. It uses the RESTful API exposed by the Chef Server to do its work and provides us to interact with the Chef Server. In other words, knife provides an interface between a local chef-repo and the Chef server....
The idea is to create a RESTful API that is amiddlewarebetween our applications and end devices. There are many different end devices, and they have different methods of communication. Some will also use REST, others will use NETCONF, and there will be other types too. ...