The webfront of my website is ready, but I want to give access to core functions via an API.
Thing is, for public data (like juse rinfo and such), I already used request handler to have json or XML special views, so I guess that's ok.
Thing is, for public data (like juse rinfo and such), I already used request handler to have json or XML special views, so I guess that's ok.
But, I was wondering how to achieve POST action ?
Indeed, I want some actions to need authentification :
Posts -> add
Posts -> delete
Posts -> delete
Plus, for the "add" action, I'm wondering how is the data sent ? My posts allow 300 characters, bu I Guess it isn't in the url parameters ? Or is it ?
I'm wonering about the routing also, as some actions are under User -> view and new one I want to emplement under Posts - >add etc.
Is it possible to regroup this as /api/post/add or api/users/view/ ?
I'm wonering about the routing also, as some actions are under User -> view and new one I want to emplement under Posts - >add etc.
Is it possible to regroup this as /api/post/add or api/users/view/ ?
Thanks a lot but the REST doc wasn't really helpfull to me.
Thanks !
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