I am not able to make API call from react-admin to backend which is developed in Golang.
I tried using the dataProvider according to the react-admin document.
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I am working with an API that doesn't have introspection enabled from the back end.
The only thing I have is a curl command to access the API. How do I access it in Kotlin using Apollo?
I have built some REST API in Laravel micro framework and it's working fine. Now I want to automatically generate the documentation in Laravel through request and response into it so the API will be well documented on future use. Has anyone done this?
like the title says, I want to extend the VC platform API endpoints with the built in API Authentication (via the API key).
I followed the tutorial to create a managed module, and I can successfully make the API calls. However, it doesn't include any authentication. I am wondering how would I accomplish this?
Another question is that in order to have the VC Storefront to use my custom API endpoints, I would have to generate the module API using the AutoRest on the VC Storefront project, correct?
Thnak you all in advance!
VC uses platform API with APIRequestHandler, that uses ApppId and SecretKey to add header to every API request:
request.Headers.Authorization = new AuthenticationHeaderValue("HMACSHA256", signature.ToString());
Then handler is used by every endpoint - link to code.
More info on authentication could be found here:
Working with platform API.
Another question is that in order to have the VC Storefront to use my custom API endpoints, I would have to generate the module API using the AutoRest on the VC Storefront project, correct?
Yes, correct.
We currently have an Ember app that's able to process GitHub repositories. Is it possible to create an API using Ember based from the current Ember app?
No. Ember is client side framework only, you can't create API using it
I am in the process of learning AngularJS. I am building a mobile first application using bootstrap 3.1.0.
Basically I want to consume the Semantics3 API and display the products in a list. How can I do this when Semantics3's API needs authentication via OAuth. I already have my API key and secret, but I do not know how to successfully make the call to the API from my Angular controller.
At the moment my code looks like so:
savvyShop.controller('ProductsCtrl', function($scope) {
$scope.apiResult = $http.get('https://api.semantics3.com/v1/products?q={"cat_id":13658,"brand":"Toshiba","model":"Satellite"}')
});
Unfortunately, there would be no way you can do this from the client-side (via AJAX). This is because you're trying to make a cross-domain request, which all Javascript engines do not allow. In general, if the API provides a JSONP endpoint, you could use that to make cross-domain requests. However, Semantics3 does not have one.
You could write a server-side script that effectively acts as a proxy between the client and our Semantics3 servers. It would basically pass on whatever queries you send to our URL, receive the results, and send it to the client. That way, you can use $http.get in AngularJS to run those queries.