WebAPI::DBIC - Automated RESTful API's

WebAPI::DBIC - Automated RESTful API's

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  WebAPI::DBICWebAPI::DBIC
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  RESTful ToolKitRESTful ToolKit ASeries of useful Moo::Roles Each providing a specific part of the whole Handling for Sets and Items Built with DBIx::Class
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  Strong foundationsStrong foundations Web::Machine- HTTP State Engine Plack - Light, extensible HTTP Server Path::Router - Reversible uri handling
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  Incomprehensive ImageIncomprehensive Image WebAPI::DBIC::WebAPP WebAPI::DBIC:: Resource::Item WebAPI::DBIC:: Resource::Set DBIx::Class::ResultSource Plack
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  Auto ConfigurationAuto Configuration Sensibledefaults Exposes all DBIX ResultSources Provides HTTP Verb support Range of Data Serializers based on Accept: headers Handles HTTP State automagically
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  Example 1Example 1 ChinookChinook
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  Structure OldStructure Old Controller- Handles Routing, HTTP validation, Domain model setup, handles View Model - Handles business logic, data View - Handles data serialization
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  Structure NewStructure New Router- Handles the paths to each resource Resource - Handles the actual Request DBIC ResultSource - Handles business logic, data
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  MyApp - Controllers - Auth -Note - Healthcheck - Model - Note - Exception - Schema - Result - Note MyApp - Resource - Note - Notes - Schema - Result - Note
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  package MyApp::Resource::Note; use Moo; extends'WebAPI::DBIC::Resource::GenericItem'; sub forbidden { my ($self) = @_; my $headers = $self->request->headers; return 1 unless $headers->authorization_basic; my ($username, $password) = $headers->authorization_basic; return 1 unless # Some check for userpass auth return 0; # Is Authorized }
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  Example 2Example 2 Candidate::WebService::NoteCandidate::WebService::Note
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  ConclusionConclusion Under Rapid Development(Alpha) Aimed for easy of customization Provides sensible out of the box defaults Follows REST best practices (as far as they exist)