08786nam a22005053i 4500 000722160 MiAaPQ 20250427090939.0 m o d | cr cnu|||||||| 250427s2023 xx o ||||0 eng d NEZPRACOVANÝ IMPORT 9781484293485 (electronic bk.) 9781484293478 (MiAaPQ)EBC30711956 (Au-PeEL)EBL30711956 (OCoLC)1395180979 QA76.76.M52 006.76 Dominte, Irina. Web API Development for the Absolute Beginner : A Step-By-step Approach to Learning the Fundamentals of Web API Development With . NET 7. 1st ed. Berkeley, CA : Apress L. P., 2023. ©2023. 1 online resource (423 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: The Basics -- Chapter 1: Introducing Web API -- What Is an API? -- Categorizing APIs -- Types of APIs -- Push/Stream APIs -- Native APIs -- SDKs -- REST -- RPC APIs -- The Look and Feel of Web Apps -- What Is a WEB API? -- When to Use WEB API -- The World of Web Applications -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Introduction to the Web -- How the Internet Works -- Protocols -- HTTP Protocol -- HTTPS Protocol -- Client-Server Architecture -- Client -- Server -- What Is a URL: The Building Blocks -- Schema -- Domain -- Path -- Query String -- Fragment -- Request and Response -- Request -- Response -- Request versus Response -- Response Formats: MIME Types -- Headers -- Accept -- Content-Type -- Cache-Control -- HTTP Methods -- GET -- POST -- PUT -- DELETE -- HEAD -- OPTIONS -- Idempotent versus Safe Methods -- Status Codes -- 1xx - Informational -- 2xx - Success -- 3xx - Redirects -- 4xx - Client Errors -- 5xx - Server Errors -- Cookies -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Setting Up the Environment -- Installing Visual Studio -- Postman -- What Is Postman? -- Exploring the Postman Interface -- Your First Web API Project -- Creating a Project -- Exploring the Project Structure -- Running the Project -- Issuing Your First Request -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Web API: Building Blocks -- Convention Over Configuration -- MVC -- Model -- View -- Controller -- The API Request Pipeline -- Controllers &amp -- Actions -- Controllers -- Actions -- Action Return Types -- Concrete Type -- IActionResult -- ActionResult&lt -- T&gt -- -- ActionResult&lt -- T&gt -- versus IActionResult -- Model -- DTO -- Validating Models -- Using Models -- Model Binding -- Middleware -- Using Map -- Using MapWhen -- Using UseWhen -- Routing -- What Is the Routing Mechanism?. Convention-based Routing -- Attribute Routing -- Attribute Routing with HTTP Verb Attributes -- Token Replacements in Route Templates -- Route Templates -- Route Constraints -- Dependency Injection -- What Is a Dependency? -- Types of Dependencies -- Dependency Injection Container -- Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Web API -- Service Lifetimes -- Singleton -- Scoped -- Transient -- Cleaning Up DI Registrations -- Summary -- Part II: Implementing an API -- Chapter 5: Getting Started with Web API -- A Short Introduction to REST -- Client-Server -- Stateless -- Caching -- Uniform Interface -- Identification of Resources -- Representation of Resources -- Self-descriptive Messages -- HATEOAS -- Layered System -- Code on Demand -- Your First RESTful API -- Introducing CRUD -- Getting to Know the Project -- Implementing a GET Request -- Implementing GET and Using an ID -- Implementing a POST Request -- Implementing a HEAD Request -- Implementing a PUT Request -- Implementing a DELETE Request -- Best Practices for API Design -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Introducing an ORM -- What Is an ORM? -- Introducing Entity Framework -- Entity Framework Core Building Blocks -- Connection String -- Entity -- DBSet -- Database Context -- Database Provider -- Configuring Relations Between Entities -- Fluent API -- Data Annotations -- Ways of Working with a Database -- Database First -- Model First -- What Are Migrations? -- How Do Migrations Work? -- Installing SQL Management Studio -- Linking Our Project to a Database -- Generate Tables from Our Project -- Scaffold Entities from an Existing Database -- Querying Data -- Interfaces Used for Query Results -- IQueryable -- IEnumerable -- IQueryable versus IEnumerable -- Loading Related Data -- Lazy Loading -- Eager Loading -- Executing Raw SQL -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Getting Organized -- Splitting Code into Layers. Domain Layer -- Data Layer, Implementing a Repository -- Service Layer -- Introducing AutoMapper -- Installing AutoMapper -- Wire Everything -- Implement SpeakersRepository -- Implement SpeakersService -- Make SpeakersController Changes -- Retrieve All Items -- Retrieve an Item by an ID -- Create a New Item -- Update an Existing Item -- Delete an Item -- Check If an Item Exists -- Try It Out -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Routing -- What Is a Route? -- Route Templates -- Route Segments -- Static Route Segments -- Route Parameters -- Route Tokens -- Route Values -- Convention-based Routing -- Attribute Routing -- Route Template Precedence -- How to Customize Routing -- Route Constraints -- Creating a Custom Route Constraint -- Available Constraints -- Creating Hierarchical Routes -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Middleware -- Middleware Usage Scenarios -- Introducing Custom Middleware -- Create Your Own Middleware to Add Headers -- Making an Extension Method for Our Middleware -- Understanding the Security Headers We Added -- X-Content-Type-Options -- X-Frame-Options -- X-Permitted-Cross-Domain-Policies -- X-XSS-Protection -- Summary -- Part III: Beyond Basics -- Chapter 10: Model Binding -- What Is Model Binding? -- Model-binding Sources -- FromRoute -- FromQuery -- FromBody -- FromHeader -- Attribute Scope -- Binding-related Attributes -- Selectively Bind Properties -- Excluding Properties from Being Bound -- Create a Custom Model Binder -- Using the Custom ModelBinder -- Value Providers -- When to Use a Value Provider -- Implement a Custom Value Provider -- Value Provider Factory -- Apply the Value Provider Globally -- Apply the Value Provider Selectively Using an Attribute -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Versioning the API -- Versioning-related Libraries -- Getting Started -- Preparing the Project -- API Version Options -- Default API Version. Reporting the API Versions -- Ways of Versioning -- Versioning in QueryString -- Versioning in Headers -- Versioning with Media Types -- Versioning in the URL Path -- Combining Versioning Strategies -- General Rules about Versioning -- Deprecating Versions -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Documenting the API -- Introducing OpenAPI -- Introducing Swashbuckle -- Working with Swashbuckle -- Documentation Steps -- Define Supported Request Content Types -- Define the Possible Status Codes -- Define the Content Type of the Response -- Describing Endpoints -- API Conventions -- Creating an API Convention -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Testing the API -- Why Is Testing an API Important? -- Terminology -- Test Doubles -- SUT -- Mock -- Stub -- Test Types -- Unit Tests -- Anatomy of a Unit Test -- Arrange -- Act -- Assert -- Library Types You Might Encounter -- Testing Libraries -- Mocking Libraries -- Asserting Libraries -- Creating Our First Unit Tests -- Testing the Controller -- Testing a Service -- Other Useful Attributes -- Integration Tests -- What Is a Fixture? -- Creating a Custom WebApplicationFactory -- Writing an Integration Test -- Unit versus Integration Tests -- Summary -- Index. 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