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The document provides an overview of RESTful APIs, explaining their function as intermediaries that facilitate communication between applications. It details how APIs work using HTTP requests and responses, including various HTTP verbs and status codes. The document also touches on the principles of REST, highlighting its stateless nature and the separation between client and server.

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Web API

The document provides an overview of RESTful APIs, explaining their function as intermediaries that facilitate communication between applications. It details how APIs work using HTTP requests and responses, including various HTTP verbs and status codes. The document also touches on the principles of REST, highlighting its stateless nature and the separation between client and server.

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RESTFUL API WITH ASP.

NET CORE

Bhrugen
Patel
www.bhrugen.com
WHAT IS AN API?
API is the acronym for Application Programming Interface,
which is a software intermediary that allows two applications
to talk to each other.

Request

Response
Client Server
API SIMPLIFIED

Request / Order

Response / Cooked Food

Restaurant Table Chef


API SIMPLIFIED

Request / Order

Response / Cooked Food

Restaurant Table Chef


HOW API WORKS?
API

API

API
HTTP
OVERVIE
W
HOW HTTP WORKS?
Verb
Headers
Content

Request

Client Server
HOW HTTP WORKS?
POST
Content Length: 9
Parky API

Request

Response
Client Server
Status code
Headers
Content
HOW HTTP WORKS?
POST
Content Length: 9
Parky API

Request

Response
Client Server
201
Content Type: text
Parky API
THE REQUEST OBJECT
verb
HTTP Verbs / Actions
• GET : Fetches/Requests Resource
headers
• POST: Creates/Inserts Resource
• PUT : Updates/Modifies Resource
• PATCH : Updates/Modifies Partial Resource
• DELETE : Deletes/Removes Resource
• More verbs…
content
THE REQUEST OBJECT
verb
Request’s Metadata
• Content Type : Content’s Format
headers
• Content Length : Size of the Content
• Authorization : Who is making the request
• Accept : What are the accepted type(s)
• More headers…

content
THE REQUEST OBJECT
verb
Request’s Content
• HTML, CSS, XML, JSON
headers
• Information for the request.
• Blobs etc.

content
THE RESPONSE OBJECT
Status code Status Codes for Operation Result
• 100-199: Informational
headers • 200-299: Success
• 200 – OK
• 201 – Created
• 204 – No Content
• 300-399: Redirection
• 400-499: Client Errors
content • 400 – Bad Request
• 404 – Not Found
• 409 – Conflict
• 500-599: Server Errors
• 500 – Internal Server Error
THE RESPONSE OBJECT
Status code
Response’s Metadata
• Content Type : Content’s Format
headers
• Content Length : Size of the Content
• Expires : When is this invalid
• More headers…

content
THE RESPONSE OBJECT
verb
Content
• HTML, CSS, XML, JSON
headers
• Blobs etc.

content
REpresentational State Transfer
• Client and Server are separate.
• All Server Requests are stateless.
• Cacheable Request

What is Issues:

REST? • REST is not perfect.


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