Project description To pass Web Services subject you should create an API solving real life problem.

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Project description To pass Web Services subject you should create an API solving real life problem. Pass conditions All API methods use proper HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE) matching actions done in API;

Proper status codes should be used in error handling; Error messages should be helpful, informative and tell what is the problem about; Naming of endpoints should be written with nouns and not with verbs;

Focus on designing API that is easy to work with and hard to misuse - remember that APIs are consumed by machines, but methods to handle that are written by humans; URIs of your API should be consistent, collections and resources should be clearly separated (for ex. /users is collections of users and /users/test-user is a resource): Follow all the REST API constraints and rules mentioned through the course. Grading rules Grade 2.0 (not passing the subject):

an OpenAPI document or implemented REST API that's copied from the internet or the existing examples or the API that's not designed around resources with messed method names or not following the rules that we were discussing through our classes. Grade 3.0 - 4.0:

OpenAPI document meeting all the requirements from previous slide and following REST API constraints (described at first and second classes) Grade 4.0 - 4.5: OpenAPI document meeting all the requirements from previous slide and following REST API constraints (described at first and second classes) and working mock server with faker data and interactive mode with prism or prism build in stoplight service;

Grade 4.0 - 5.0: OpenAPI document meeting all the requirements from previous slide and following REST API constraints (described at first and second classes) and simple working node.js implementation.

 

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