examples

Overview ¶

Package examples shows how to implement a basic CRUD for two data structures with the api2go server functionality. To play with this example server you can run some of the following curl requests

In order to demonstrate dynamic baseurl handling for requests, apply the --header="REQUEST_URI:https://www.your.domain.example.com" parameter to any of the commands.

Create a new user:

curl -X POST http://localhost:31415/v0/users -d '{"data" : {"type" : "users" , "attributes": {"user-name" : "marvin"}}}'

List users:

curl -X GET http://localhost:31415/v0/users

List paginated users:

curl -X GET 'http://localhost:31415/v0/users?page\[offset\]=0&page\[limit\]=2'

OR

curl -X GET 'http://localhost:31415/v0/users?page\[number\]=1&page\[size\]=2'

Update:

curl -vX PATCH http://localhost:31415/v0/users/1 -d '{ "data" : {"type" : "users", "id": "1", "attributes": {"user-name" : "better marvin"}}}'

Delete:

curl -vX DELETE http://localhost:31415/v0/users/2

Create a chocolate with the name sweet

curl -X POST http://localhost:31415/v0/chocolates -d '{"data" : {"type" : "chocolates" , "attributes": {"name" : "Ritter Sport", "taste": "Very Good"}}}'

Create a user with a sweet

curl -X POST http://localhost:31415/v0/users -d '{"data" : {"type" : "users" , "attributes": {"user-name" : "marvin"}, "relationships": {"sweets": {"data": [{"type": "chocolates", "id": "1"}]}}}}'

List a users sweets

curl -X GET http://localhost:31415/v0/users/1/sweets

Replace a users sweets

curl -X PATCH http://localhost:31415/v0/users/1/relationships/sweets -d '{"data" : [{"type": "chocolates", "id": "2"}]}'

Add a sweet

curl -X POST http://localhost:31415/v0/users/1/relationships/sweets -d '{"data" : [{"type": "chocolates", "id": "2"}]}'

Remove a sweet

curl -X DELETE http://localhost:31415/v0/users/1/relationships/sweets -d '{"data" : [{"type": "chocolates", "id": "2"}]}'