Summary
Easily build a webservice API on top of a cubic web database.
Once activated, the cube provides new controllers (their regid is webservices) which respond on the rest path of entities, if the requests matches one of the following condition:
Content-Type == ‘application/json’
Accept == ‘application/json’
The following API is automatically provided for all the entities:
HTTP |
action |
GET /etype?filter=xxx |
return a list of entities matching the filter |
POST /etype |
create a new entity |
GET /etype/1234 |
return a particular entity |
PUT /etype/1234 |
update an entity |
DELETE /etype/1234 |
delete an entity |
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