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woky |
Hello. What's the correct status code that should the resource return on PUT when the body of the request didn't conform to the resource constraints (bad xml/json structure, missing field, negative int, ...)? |
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woky |
Is it just 400? |
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I am creating REST API for uploading files. Any pointers on best practises for designing file upload API? I'm particularly interested in what all the request and response headers shall I sent |
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tmoore |
woky: 422 is typical |
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tmoore |
http://stackoverflow.com/a/20215807/29470 |
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trygvis |
422 is when you're sending illegal json/xml, 400 if the file is semantically invalid (missing fields etc) |
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woky |
great, than you, tmoore, trygvis |
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tmoore |
trygvis: I thought it was the other way around |
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tmoore |
(according to the link above and other things I've read) |
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trygvis |
uhm, yes. you're right |
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trygvis |
sorry |
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singh_abhinav |
I am creating REST API for uploading files. Any pointers on best practises for designing file upload API? I'm particularly interested in what all the request and response headers shall I sent |
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pdurbin |
singh_abhinav: you could look at how Twitter lets you upload pictures |
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yeah sure I am looking at it pdurbin |
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I am a bit of a REST noob. Can anyone see how to create an order given this documentation? I am using Basic Auth: https://developer.bigcommerce.com/api/stores/v2/orders#create-order |
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SwashBuckla |
whenever I send raw a copy-paste of that example Request JSON, I get [{"status":415,"message":"The specified input content type is not valid."}] |
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pdurbin |
"When performing a request that contains a body (eg. POST or PUT), the type of content you are sending needs to be specified in the Content-Type header." https://developer.bigcommerce.com/api/media-types |
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SwashBuckla |
so... |
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SwashBuckla |
!paste |
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pdurbin |
SwashBuckla: which Content-Type header are you sending? |
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SwashBuckla |
application/json |
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SwashBuckla |
but I could be doing it wrong |
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SwashBuckla |
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
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SwashBuckla |
pdurbin: http://pastebin.com/jK1czcrQ |
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SwashBuckla |
raw request pasted there |
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SwashBuckla |
is that the right way to do it? |
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pdurbin |
it'd be easier to tell from looking at a curl command |
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SwashBuckla |
how do I get one? |
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SwashBuckla |
oh, I have found some docs on that |
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SwashBuckla |
pdurbin: well, I fixed it. |
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SwashBuckla |
It's much easier to use curl |
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SwashBuckla |
than Postman... |
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SwashBuckla: good job |
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JMZ_DMZ |
say you have an apikey and user-auth securing access to a database |
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JMZ_DMZ |
if someone compromises the api key |
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could they even read any db info without having a user/pass? |
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could read part of the db, probably. sure |
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