This section provides a comprehensive guide to the CRUD operations available in our API. CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete, which are the basic operations for managing data.
Create
To create a new resource, you can use the POST method. Here's an example of the request format:
- Endpoint:
/resources
- Method:
POST
- Body: JSON object containing the data to be created
For more detailed information, please refer to the Resource Creation Guide.
Read
To retrieve data, you can use the GET method. Here's an example of the request format:
- Endpoint:
/resources
- Method:
GET
- Query Parameters: Optional parameters to filter the results
For more information on filtering, please visit the Query Parameters Guide.
Update
To update an existing resource, you can use the PUT method. Here's an example of the request format:
- Endpoint:
/resources/{id}
- Method:
PUT
- Body: JSON object containing the updated data
For more details on updating resources, check out the Resource Update Guide.
Delete
To delete a resource, you can use the DELETE method. Here's an example of the request format:
- Endpoint:
/resources/{id}
- Method:
DELETE
For more information on deleting resources, visit the Resource Deletion Guide.
Example Request
To illustrate the usage of CRUD operations, let's take a look at an example request:
{
"name": "John Doe",
"email": "john.doe@example.com",
"age": 30
}
This JSON object can be used to create a new user in our system.
For further reading, you might want to explore our API Overview.
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Here are some examples of CRUD operations in action: