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An application programming interface (API) is the specification for which software is meant to be used by other software.

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I am building an API project, where I have a controller called C1, which calls service S1. Within this service, there are multiple method invocations to services S2and S3 and S4, as well as a call to ...
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I am currently rethinking my API response schema and caching strategy while implementing ETag-based caching for a paginated REST API (for example, listing places). Each paginated response looks like ...
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In general, to get Open Graph protocol (OGP) data for a given web page, one would need to retrieve the actual HTML, and then extract the meta tags from it. However, this has two problems: Instead of ...
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I’m integrating with the Ajax Enterprise API which exposes an AWS SQS feed for device events and notifications. The API documentation is here: Ajax Enterprise API Docs. Each SQS message supplies an ...
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I am currently looking at building an API server that will support multiple authentication providers (Google, GitHub, Keycloak, etc) and I am trying to work out what’s a good way to go about it. Two ...
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Problem statement We have a remote API that can be queried to fetch some arbitrary objects (we're expecting around 500 thousand records). Our application needs fast access to this data (faster than ...
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I am currently working on a project using .NET APIs and have a few questions regarding controller design. Specifically, I have separate controllers for users and orders, and I am considering the best ...
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I am building an app where I have tenants and each tenant can have multiple users. The users can do multiple things in the application and these functionalities also are kind of independent from each ...
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I am building a web application. This application is meant to be a home for player rankings and tournament results for a competitive community. I have planned to do this in three layers: a database to ...
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Problem: I am building a FastAPI based API and need to design a role-based permission system for authorization. Users can have one of three roles: Admin, Developer, and Operator. These roles are ...
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SMHI´s API have the below documentation for its properties. What intrigued me is the value range (0-8) for 'tcc_mean'. Not only does it differ from other properties on the API, for example humidity ...
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In OpenAPI, is there a convention for denoting that your API is not stable yet? In semantic versioning, the v0.x.x version number is usually used to indicate that the project is not stable yet. ...
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It is well known that Direct3D, unlike OpenGL, was never extensible in itself - a deliberate choice of Microsoft to favor the average user's expectations of predictable behavior and inherent ...
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I'm working on a API for the logistics department, and I have a resource called logisticTransport, which is an entity in our database. I'm facing a challenge with maintaining consistency when ...
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I have the following scenario: We have a grid that allows the creation of reports. Report creation is asynchronous and happens in the background on worker nodes. When a report is in the process of ...
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