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Resources - Thoughts on RESTful API Design

Resources can be grouped into collections. Each collection is homogeneous so that it contains only one type of resource, and unordered. Resources can also exist ...

API Design Basics: Resources & Collections - APIs You Won't Hate

In the context of REST/HTTP APIs, a resource represents a specific piece of data or object that can be accessed via a unique URI (Uniform ...

How to design a RESTful collection resource? - Stack Overflow

How to design a RESTful collection resource? · Create the collection · Remove the collection · Add a single item to the collection · Add multiple ...

REST API collection resources - IBM

Collection resources. REST API collection resources provide access to information about a list of IBM® Streams objects of the same type. For example, you can ...

REST API URI Naming Conventions and Best Practices

Singleton and Collection Resources. A resource can be a singleton or a collection. For example, “ customers ” is a collection resource and “ ...

Best practices for REST API design - The Stack Overflow Blog

Accept and respond with JSON · Use nouns instead of verbs in endpoint paths · Name collections with plural nouns · Nesting resources for ...

Scripted REST API Resources - ServiceNow Developers

A REST API is a collection of REST resources. REST resources are unique data representations that have at least one URI. Resources are typically a set of ...

REST API with files as resources? - Software Engineering Stack ...

In a RESTful API, a GET for a collection should return a representation of the collection. There is no requirement that the representation ...

api design - What is the best pattern for adding an existing item to a ...

I'm designing a pragmatic REST API and I'm a little stuck on how best to add existing entities to a collection.

AIP-121: Resource-oriented design - API Improvement Proposals

A resource-oriented API should generally be modeled as a resource hierarchy, where each node is either a simple resource or a collection of resources. A ...

The key ingredients of RESTful APIs: resources, representations ...

Discover the key concepts of RESTful API development - resources, representations, statelessness - and build scalable, reliable APIs for ...

What Is a REST API? Examples, Uses & Challenges - Postman Blog

... collection of other resources, a non-virtual object, and more. Meanwhile, REST uses a resource identifier to recognize the specific resource ...

REST API Design - Resource Modeling | Thoughtworks United States

... resource using the URN “/customers/{customerId}”. A resource may “contain” sub-collection resources also. For example, sub-collection resource ...

Resource Modeling in Rest API Design - APItoolkit

A resource can represent a single data entity or a collection of data entities, as well as more abstract concepts like services and ...

REST API Design Best Practices for Sub and Nested Resources

A nested resource URL can convey that one resource belongs to another one. It gives the appearance of a hierarchical relationship, like directories give in ...

About the REST API Catalog Describe - Oracle Help Center

You can retrieve a description of resources, including the resource collection attributes and available actions, using by a specific media type and describe ...

REST Resource: collections | Content API for Shopping

Resource: Collection ; id. string. Required. The REST ID of the collection. Content API methods that operate on collections take this as their collectionId ...

Using a collection resource - Sitecore Documentation

Overview of using collection resources to search, sort, and paginate responses in Sitecore CDP REST APIs.

REST tutorial - Resource Archetypes - uniknow.github.io

A REST API is composed of 4 distinct resource archetypes: document, collection, store and controller.

The 5 essential HTTP methods in RESTful API development

HTTP resources vs. resource collections. An HTTP resource is comparable to a data file: Developers can read and update the resource's contents, ...