Hi Everyone,
In this series, we've developed rest APIs for the Category model. Now the second step is to call the rest API and check if the APIs are working fine.
To call the rest APIs we'll need a Rest Client because if we call any URL in the browser it calls the get method by default. So to call other methods like the post, put or delete we'll use Postman.
In this video, we’ll use postman and call all the methods which are :
1. Get (for fetching )
2. Post (for saving)
3. Put (for updating)
4. Delete (for deleting)
Points Covered:
1. Calling Get API using postman
2. Calling Post API using postman
3. Calling Put API using postman
4. Calling Delete API using postman
Source Code (Github): https://github.com/Pithoracademy/Utube
Topics Covered: #pithoracademy
#rest #callingAPI #postman #get #post #put #delete
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