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I want to create a REST API where the user will call a central endpoint and by providing one value will be redirected to the appropriate function of the API .
Will this approach create a bottleneck at the MainGetFuction?
Some sample URL and code:
https://myservices/mainGetFunction?action=1
function MainGetFuction(int action) {
switch(action) {
case action1:
return Action1();
case action2:
return Action2();
case action3:
return Action3();
}
}
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In koltin it's common to check the input argument to avoid null value, and I often write a lot of codes like this:
fun test(text: String?) {
text ?: return
// do other things based of text
}
Is this a good coding style? Or there is a better one? Thanks for any comment!
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I've heard of the concept of "sending" and "receiving" data via an API. "Consuming" data would be "receiving" the data. In terms of "consuming" data, what would be its corresponding opposite term?
Serving
Think of it as the API as a waiter serving your meal, and you consuming it.
In this article the authors use serving as an opposite to consuming: https://stackoverflow.blog/2020/03/02/best-practices-for-rest-api-design/
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For e.g if there is a feature file and if all of the steps are executed successfully then in the report I want to show the status as Pass. I don't want to show the status of each step in the report.
Is there any way to achieve the same
No there isn't. You can ignore the report and use the Results class as described here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/63351980/143475
EDIT: also refer this on how to write custom reports by hand: https://stackoverflow.com/a/66773839/143475
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What's the name of the anti-pattern illustrated by this example?
if (something()) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
It's a DRY violation but I've seen this specific one so much I'm wondering if it has a name.
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What methods are there to update a UILabel using an external resource, such as an online database or website, and could anyone provide any links or tutorials?
An online database will generally require a webservice call. To update the value from a website you will need to make a standard HTTP call.
Restkit for calling Restful API's.