dasari4kntr Posted May 10 Report Posted May 10 1 minute ago, jefferson1 said: Like developing/testing rest api's using swagger yes..little bit… what do you want.. Quote
jefferson1 Posted May 10 Author Report Posted May 10 3 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said: yes..little bit… what do you want.. I know little bit on how they work. if you want to develop, how do we do that. are API's used in front end or back end. how to connect it to our system so we can use them? If we are reaching to an external or internal client within how we do that, settings part Quote
dasari4kntr Posted May 10 Report Posted May 10 1 minute ago, jefferson1 said: I know little bit on how they work. if you want to develop, how do we do that. are API's used in front end or back end. how to connect it to our system so we can use them? If we are reaching to an external or internal client within how we do that, settings part i did it in dotnet core and spring boot… all you have to do is add the openai package…and there is some standards you need to maintain… 1 Quote
jefferson1 Posted May 10 Author Report Posted May 10 1 minute ago, dasari4kntr said: i did it in dotnet core and spring boot… all you have to do is add the openai package…and there is some standards you need to maintain… any youtube video recommendation? Quote
dasari4kntr Posted May 10 Report Posted May 10 Just now, jefferson1 said: any youtube video recommendation? which language..? java ot dotnet or nodejs…etc all are adding a package….and configure… Quote
dasari4kntr Posted May 10 Report Posted May 10 2 minutes ago, jefferson1 said: any youtube video recommendation? 2 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said: https://www.bezkoder.com/spring-boot-swagger-3/ 1 Quote
Galactus Posted May 11 Report Posted May 11 Swagger editor is a software tool for writing API specs in either YAML, JSON etc Swagger Hub is a doc repo for storing your API specs (org wide) REST API specs are based on Open API standards for Testing, lot of companies use POSTMAN tool you will find tons of videos on youtube or udemy about these, easy to learn APIs are everywhere, can be used as a connection between front end to backend, can be used in processing/system layers etc, depends on how you want to use and the number of layers/hops/processes your system has, can be used for both external and internal purpose For auth/traffic management , you will use a API gateway tool like Apigee (Google's ), there are tons of other similar tools in the market as well, front ends or external clients will get an API key and will use that to access your API I once did this with NodeJS, its pretty simple to enable 1 Quote
JerseyBidda Posted May 11 Report Posted May 11 4 hours ago, jefferson1 said: 4 hours ago, jefferson1 said: I know little bit on how they work. if you want to develop, how do we do that. are API's used in front end or back end. how to connect it to our system so we can use them? If we are reaching to an external or internal client within how we do that, settings part You mean consuming other application APIs? If yes, we have rest client libraries to consume apis. Configurations will be in security matchers of spring boot application. It configures various endpoints and within our application to authenticate/authorize. If your project uses microservice architecture, you must get your api registered with service discovery instance. Quote
Thokkalee Posted May 11 Report Posted May 11 6 hours ago, jefferson1 said: Like developing/testing rest api's using swagger Ni requirement clear ga cheppu… otherwise ppl will give you a ton of information that confuses you do you want to know how to consume some other app’s api’s? Or do you want to build an api? 1 Quote
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