#RestApi

[routehub]

Sending REST APIs in Playbooks

Hello Networkers,

We have released a new update to our existing ‘Network Automation using Ansible’ course we will show you how you can run python scripts inside of an Ansible playbook utilizing the shell module. Another type of task we can run is sending REST API requests inside of a playbook. For this example we will send a request to one of my Palo Alto Network firewalls to get some basic system information..

You can get more details here:

https://www.routehub.net/course/ansible/

[modernapplications]

Integrate Salesforce Marketing Cloud With PHP Using REST API

With REST API, you can create, update, and delete records from outside the salesforce. This step-by-step guide will quickly brief you on how to Integrate Salesforce Marketing Cloud With PHP Using REST API.

[factretrieve]

GraphQL vs REST – Which one is Better and Why?

GraphQL is a successor to REST, the standard way to create an application programming interface (API). GrapghQL is different from REST as it is a query language, rather than an abstraction for network-based software.

GraphQL was developed by a team at Facebook in 2012 and publicly released in 2015. The project was transferred from Facebook to the newly founded GrapghQL Foundation, which the Linux Foundation non-profitably hosted.

The differentiation between REST and GraphQL is that one trip to the server is needed in GraphQL thus it makes the data-retrieving process much faster, and the response is sent back in JSON format. Whereas, when fetching data using the REST model multiple rounds of trips to the server needed to be made to get the required data for the application, which can be slow, mostly on mobile devices.

Not everyone comprehends yet what GraphQL is all about, or why it is increasing in popularity for GrapghQL as a successor to REST APIs. The goal is to provide a brief illustration to anyone who still has not got to know GraphQL and clarify exactly what it does better than REST.

See why GrapghQL is better than REST, and why working with GrapghQL can increase data access and efficiency apart from REST.

[pythonfan-blog]

How to Create a simple Rest API with Python https://morioh.com/p/2054b932492b #morioh #python #restapi #flask #vscode

[deesoftservice]

How to handle all request in express js

Role of routing is very important topic in nodejs. Many types of methods are given in nodejs for route like as (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE). 

1. Get

2. Post

3. Put

4. Delete

Get method for all get request handle

Post method for all post request handle

Put method for all put request handle

Delete method for all delete request handle

Four types of methods are most commonly used to create REST APIs.

http://deesoftservice.co.in/article/how-to-handle-all-request-in-express-js&47

[thegabrielries]

REST API Development Best Practices to Follow in 2021

APIs have become a rapidly growing field where every software you use today will involve API to some extent. API-related jobs are also rising to new heights every year. With each passing year, the security concerns around poorly written web APIs are also on the rise, which is why there is a need to know and practice some of the REST API design best practices to prevent such instances.

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[connectinfosoftech]

Is Your REST API Secure and Reliable?

We specialize in providing comprehensive validation solutions for REST APIs. Our expert team is dedicated to enhancing the security and efficiency of your APIs, ensuring they perform at their best.

[kumpulanjurnalmakalah-blog]

[solved] Creating RestApi using Klaviyo plugin

[solved] Creating RestApi using Klaviyo plugin

Klaviyo is an email marketing and automation platform that provides businesses with a variety of tools to create targeted campaigns and personalized messaging for customers. The platform also includes a plugin for WordPress to integrate Klaviyo’s features into a website and enhance customer engagement. While setting up a Klaviyo plugin for WordPress can seem challenging, this article will provide…

[codeonedigest]

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[rumparley]

The WordPress REST API makes it easier to build custom apps and integrate WordPress with other systems. Check out this awesome guide to explore the exciting possibilities of the REST API and unleash the power of WordPress! #WordPress #RESTAPI #Integrations

[rehman-coding]

Difference between REST and SOAP APIs REST and SOAP are both web service communication protocols, but they have some key differences. REST: 1. REST is a lightweight, resource-based approach to interacting with web services. 2. It's considered more flexible and easier to implement than SOAP. 3. It doesn't impose any kind of security like SOAP. 4. It supports a greater variety of formats like JSON, and multipart/form-data. 5. It requires smaller bandwidth. SOAP: 1. SOAP, on the other hand, is a more formal, message-based protocol that uses only XML for its message format. 2. It also has built-in error handling and is often used in enterprise environments. 3. It requires a large bandwidth #api #restapi #soap #apidevelopmentjavascript #js #angularjs #reactjs #angular #web #webdeveloper #html #css #css3 #html5 #frontend #frontenddeveloper #vuejs #expressjs #nodejs #coder #coding #programmer #programming #software #informationtechnology #java #python #php #frontendjob https://www.instagram.com/p/CnutL1JDHXD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[skillgain-academy]

How to Organize Your Flask Apps Using Blueprints

Flask is a simple, easy-to-use micro web framework for Python that can help you build scalable and secure web applications.

There are occasions when programmers will place all of their logic in a single file named app.py. Many tutorials can be found online that use the same format. But for a big app, it's not a good approach.

You are obviously going against the Single Duty Principle by doing this, which states that each component of your application should only be handling one responsibility.

If you've used Django, your project may have been broken up into many modules. Additionally, you may organise your Flask applications using Blueprints, a Python module-like built-in idea.

How a Flask Application Appearance?

Your project structure will like this if you construct a simple application using the Flask documentation:

/myapp 

└── app.py

Isn't the folder wonderfully organised? The only thing you have is an app.py file that contains all of the application functionality.

Let's look at the app.py file:

from flask import Flask

app = Flask(__name__)

# Some Models Here

# Routes related to Products Page

# Routes related to Admin Page

if __name__ == '__main__':

    app.run(host=’0.0.0.0’,port=5000,debug=True)

When you imagine that you have created a large-scale programme, doesn't that look messy? You have scattered your models and different routes throughout the same file.

How Do Blueprints Address the Issue?

Flask Blueprints now come into play in this scenario. By grouping the logic into subdirectories, blueprints aid in the structure of your application. Additionally, you can put the logic and static files  all in the same subdirectory.

Consequently, your similar application will now look like this because to Blueprints:

/blueprint-tutorial

├── /myapp_with_blueprints

│   ├── __init__.py

│   ├── /admin

│   │   └── routes.py

│   ├── /products

│   │   └── routes.py          

├── app.py

You can see that your concerns are well separated at this point. The logic for admin is located in the admin folder, the logic for products is located in the products folder, and so on.

Use of Blueprints

Now that you understand what problems Blueprints solves, let's see how we can use Blueprints in our applications.

Defining a Blueprint

In the admin/routes.py file, let's define our very first blueprint for the admin functionality:

from flask import Blueprint

# Defining a blueprint

admin = Blueprint(

    'admin', __name__,

    template_folder='templates',

    static_folder='static'

)

You can import Blueprint from the Flask library because it is a built-in Flask concept. The first parameter when creating an object of the Blueprint class is the name you wish to give your Blueprint. Internal routing will later use this name, as we'll see below.

The second option is the Blueprint package's name, which is often __name__. This aids in locating the blueprint's root path.

Optional keyword arguments are supplied as the third and fourth parameters. You declare that you'll use blueprint-specific templates and static files by defining the template folder and static folder options.

How to Create Blueprint Routes

You may now use the blueprint you developed for the admin-related functionality when establishing routes for the admins.

from flask import Blueprint

# Defining a blueprint

admin = Blueprint(

    'admin', __name__,

)

@admin.route('/admin')   # Focus here

def admin_home():

    return "Hello Admin!"

Concentrate on the line where the route is specified in the given snippet. We have used @admin bp.route('...') rather than the typical @app.route('...'). This is how a route is connected to a certain blueprint.

Ways for Registering Your Blueprints

You currently have a route registered to a blueprint. But will your app be aware of this blueprint automatically?

So let's get going. We will construct a Flask app and register our blueprints there in the __init__.py file:

from flask import Flask

app = Flask(__name__)

from .admin.routes import admin

# Registering blueprints

app.register_blueprint(admin)

Using the register_blueprint() method and the blueprint's name, we register the blueprint. For even more customisation, you can also supply the procedure other parameters. One of these is url prefix, which you could need.

app.register_blueprint(admin, url_prefix='/admin')

Similar to that, if you have other blueprints, you can register them.