api request and response code example

Example 1: api request

Request 
		 Request URL (ENDPOINT)
		 	http://54.158.178.13:8000/api/spartans

		 HTTP Methods|Verb  : GET POST PUT DELETE PATCH 
		 	
		 HEADER  : key value pair 
		 	Accept , Content-Type
		 
		 Query Parameters : key value pair right after ? 
		 	/api/spartans/search?gender=Male&nameContains=li
		 	mostly used to filter out the result according to 
		 	the cirteria provided here 

		 Path Parameters|Variable 
		 	/api/spartans/{id}  /api/spartans/:id
		 	used to identify single resource among list of resources

		 Request Body | Payload
		 	the data you are sending to the server

Example 2: request api

REQUEST :(request url,http methods,header,query param, param,body,cookie)

1-)Request Url where we have Endpoint (domain:Port/Endpoints)

2-)HTTP METHODS(Get, Post, Put, Patch, Delete, Header)

Get: For to retrieve resources from the server
Post: to send or add resource to the server
Put: For update the resources in the server
Patch: For partial update the resource
Delete: For deleting the resource in the server
Head: To get header from the response not the body

3-)HEADER is metadata is about the request,
basically providing more information along
with the request.

-Content Type header : to specify what kind of
 data we are sending to the server
-Accept Header : to specify what kind of data 
 format you want to get in the response like (json or xml)
-Authorization header : used to provide the
 Bearer token in many api's.

4-)Query Parameter: A key value pair usually
 for filtering result

5-)Parameter: for identifying single resource
 among the list of resources.
6-)Payload(BODY): for POST,PUT,PATCH request
(json,xml,plainText,URL encoded for data)
7-)Cookie

Example 3: what are response in api

REQUEST :(request url,http methods,header,query param, param,body,cookie)

1-)Request Url where we have Endpoint (domain:Port/Endpoints)

2-)HTTP METHODS(Get, Post, Put, Patch, Delete, Header)

Get: For to retrieve resources from the server
Post: to send or add resource to the server
Put: For update the resources in the server
Patch: For partial update the resource
Delete: For deleting the resource in the server
Head: To get header from the response not the body

3-)HEADER is metadata is about the request,
basically providing more information along
with the request.

-Content Type header : to specify what kind of
 data we are sending to the server
-Accept Header : to specify what kind of data 
 format you want to get in the response like (json or xml)
-Authorization header : used to provide the
 Bearer token in many api's.

4-)Query Parameter: A key value pair usually
 for filtering result

5-)Parameter: for identifying single resource
 among the list of resources.
6-)Payload(BODY): for POST,PUT,PATCH request
(json,xml,plainText,URL encoded for data)
7-)Cookie

RESPONSE :(STATUS CODE,PAYLOAD(body),HEADER,COOKIE,
           TIME(spent to get response))

1-Status Code:
   2xx - Success
   4xx - Client Error
   5xx - Server Error

2-Payload(Body) : 
The actual resource we got from the server.
Content type can be : plain text, json, xml, html, json etc.

3- Metadata about response to provide more information

4- Cookie

5- Time for getting spended time for the response

Example 4: api request and response

HTTP request method is made up of five  components:
Request Method ==> Get, Post, Put, Delete (these are
the common ones)
Request URL ==> the URL of the resource
Request Header ==> Accept-Language, AcceptEncoding, User-Agent, Host
Request Body ==> This is the data to be sent to the
resource
Request Query Parameters : key value pair 
		 	
HTTP response method is made up of three components:
Response Status Code ==> 200, 301, 404, 500
(these are the most common ones)
Response Header Fields ==> Date, Server, LastModified, Content-Type
Response Body ==> This is the data that comes
back to the client from the server.

Example 5: what do we have in the request and response in api

REQUEST :(request url,http methods,header,query param, param,body,cookie)

1-)Request Url where we have Endpoint (domain:Port/Endpoints)

2-)HTTP METHODS(Get, Post, Put, Patch, Delete, Header)

Get: For to retrieve resources from the server
Post: to send or add resource to the server
Put: For update the resources in the server
Patch: For partial update the resource
Delete: For deleting the resource in the server
Head: To get header from the response not the body

3-)HEADER is metadata is about the request,
basically providing more information along
with the request.

-Content Type header : to specify what kind of
 data we are sending to the server
-Accept Header : to specify what kind of data 
 format you want to get in the response like (json or xml)
-Authorization header : used to provide the
 Bearer token in many api's.

4-)Query Parameter: A key value pair usually
 for filtering result

5-)Parameter: for identifying single resource
 among the list of resources.
6-)Payload(BODY): for POST,PUT,PATCH request
(json,xml,plainText,URL encoded for data)
7-)Cookie

RESPONSE :(STATUS CODE,PAYLOAD(body),HEADER,COOKIE,
           TIME(spent to get response))

1-Status Code:
   2xx - Success
   4xx - Client Error
   5xx - Server Error

2-Payload(Body) : 
The actual resource we got from the server.
Content type can be : plain text, json, xml, html, json etc.

3- Metadata about response to provide more information

4- Cookie

5- Time for getting spended time for the response

Example 6: api response

Response 
				
				 Status code 
				 			2xx -->>  success 
				 			4xx -->>  client side error
				 			5xx -->>  server side error 
				 Header 
				 		meta data about your response 
				 		like Content-Type, Date and some other info

				 Body | Payload		
				 		The response we got from the server 
				 		and this where we do lots of validation