API Design
  • 19 Jul 2024
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API Design

Architecture

The API uses Microsoft's .Net Core framework, which utilities the REpresentational State Transfer (REST) architectural style. REST web services are simple, modern, HTTP-based, and accessible to various external applications (mobile, web, desktop, etc.). The initial version of the API supports both XML and JSON response types. As the JSON response is smaller in size, that type is preferred.

Calls to the API have the following format:

https://

e.g.
https://localhost:3961/v1/projects retrieves all projects
https://localhost:3961/v1/projects/19 retrieves project with project_id = 19

A sample JSON API response:

{
  "projects": {
    "project": [
      {
        "project_id":1,
        "project_name":"First Project",
        "network_id":1,
        "network_name":"First Project"
      },
      {
        "project_id":3,
        "project_name":"Third Project",
        "network_id":3,
        "network_name":"Third Project"
      },
      {
        "project_id":7,
        "project_name":"Seventh Project",
        "network_id":7,
        "network_name":"Seventh Project"
      }
    ]
  }
}
Project Network Terminology

Since Safran Project now only uses the "Project" terminology and not the "Network" terminology, "project_name" and "network_name" will always contain the same value. Likewise, for "project_title" and "network_description." "project_id" and "network_id" will usually be the same for new Safran 7 installations.



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