This document provides a comprehensive guide to the API reference for our Web SDK. Whether you are a developer looking to integrate our SDK into your application or simply want to learn more about its capabilities, this guide will help you get started.
Getting Started
Before diving into the API reference, make sure you have the following prerequisites:
- A basic understanding of JavaScript.
- Familiarity with RESTful APIs.
- Our Web SDK installed in your project.
API Endpoints
Here is a list of the available API endpoints:
/users
/products
/orders
For more detailed information about each endpoint, refer to the sections below.
/users
The /users
endpoint allows you to manage user-related operations. Below are some of the available methods:
GET /users
- Retrieve a list of users.POST /users
- Create a new user.PUT /users/{id}
- Update an existing user.DELETE /users/{id}
- Delete a user.
For more information, visit the User Management API.
/products
The /products
endpoint provides access to product-related operations. Here are some of the methods available:
GET /products
- Retrieve a list of products.POST /products
- Create a new product.PUT /products/{id}
- Update an existing product.DELETE /products/{id}
- Delete a product.
For more details, see the Product Management API.
/orders
The /orders
endpoint allows you to manage orders. Below are the available methods:
GET /orders
- Retrieve a list of orders.POST /orders
- Create a new order.PUT /orders/{id}
- Update an existing order.DELETE /orders/{id}
- Delete an order.
For more information, visit the Order Management API.
Best Practices
When working with our Web SDK, keep the following best practices in mind:
- Always use HTTPS for secure communication.
- Validate all input data before sending it to the API.
- Handle errors gracefully and log them for further analysis.
Conclusion
This API reference guide should help you get started with our Web SDK. For further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team at support@yourdomain.com.
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