Welcome to the Advanced Path Usage section of our documentation! This guide will cover some of the more complex features and functionalities of our system. Whether you're a seasoned user or new to our platform, this guide will help you navigate the intricacies of our path usage.
Overview
In this section, we'll delve into the following topics:
Advanced Query Parameters
Advanced query parameters allow you to pass additional information to your path. This can be useful for filtering data, sorting results, or providing additional context.
- Syntax:
path?param1=value1¶m2=value2 - Example:
/users?age=18&status=active
For more information on query parameters, check out our Query Parameters Guide.
Nested Paths
Nested paths are used to organize and structure your API endpoints. They help to create a clear and intuitive hierarchy for your API.
- Syntax:
/parent/path/child/path - Example:
/users/<user_id>/orders/<order_id>
For more information on nested paths, see our Nested Paths Guide.
File Uploads
Our API supports file uploads, allowing you to send files as part of your requests. This is particularly useful for applications that require file handling.
- Endpoint:
/files/upload - Method:
POST - Request Body:
multipart/form-data
For detailed instructions on how to upload files, refer to our File Upload Guide.
API Authentication
To ensure the security and integrity of our API, we require authentication for certain endpoints. We support several methods of authentication, including OAuth 2.0 and API keys.
- OAuth 2.0: Use OAuth 2.0 to authenticate your clients and grant them access to protected resources.
- API Keys: Generate API keys for individual users or applications to authenticate their requests.
For more information on API authentication, visit our Authentication Guide.
In conclusion, understanding and utilizing advanced path usage can greatly enhance the functionality and efficiency of your API. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.