IRC log for #rest, 2014-11-01

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Time	Nick	Message
00:12	Left_Turn	hey using oauth, when a server accesses someones data for them, lets say facebook data. the access of data is done on the server right? It doesn't render html for the client to request & access the data through javascript?
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06:16	Jarda	hmm
06:17	Jarda	I have POST /customers/search that returns 201 Location /customers/search/1234
06:18	Jarda	that works great, because I can then paginate saved search results without breaking them if underlying data-set changes
06:18	Jarda	now I have POST /somethingelse/search that works exactly like it
06:18	Jarda	the returned response includes a self-link and pagination links
06:19	Jarda	now I'm thinkin, should I change the content-type for these requests. To be something like "application/vnd.mycompany.myservice.searchresult+json"
06:19	Jarda	instead of standard "application/vnd.mycompany.myservice+json"
07:16	trygvis	good question
07:17	trygvis	do you use many different media types in your company? like one per service?
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11:45	pdurbin	Left_Turn: whatever computer has the OAuth token or secret key or whatever is the computer that is getting access to the data. It doesn't have to be a server. There are clients for Twitter that you configure with tokens and keys to get access to your Twitter data.
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21:04	Schrodinger`sCat	hey
21:05	Schrodinger`sCat	im doing a REST chess game
21:07	Schrodinger`sCat	i have a chessboard ressource, a square ressource, and a chessboard contains some squares
21:07	Schrodinger`sCat	my uri looks like GET "/chessboard/<idChessBoard>/square/<[A-H][1-8]>"
21:07	Schrodinger`sCat	and now i need to handle a move of a piece
21:10	Schrodinger`sCat	and i wonder if i respect a good semantic for URL if i do PUT "/chessboard/<idChessBoard>"{ "src": "E2", "dst": "E4" }
21:10	Schrodinger`sCat	and this request need to edit 2 squares of the chessboard
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21:33	fumanchu	HTTP is optimized for large-grain resources. I would seriously consider not having a separate resource per square.
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21:35	fumanchu	if it's just for experiments or instruction, I would suggest a resource per piece instead of per square.
21:38	Schrodinger`sCat	thanks
21:38	Schrodinger`sCat	fumanchu: a ressource per piece or per square is the same things
21:39	Schrodinger`sCat	i need in both of case to specify the source and the destination
21:39	Schrodinger`sCat	and i dont know how to represent it
21:39	Schrodinger`sCat	PUT "/chessboard/<idChessBoard>/piece/<idPiece> {src: E2, dst: E4} ?
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