The yada user-manual
The yada user-manual
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Table of Contents
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Introduction
- Say ‘Hello!’ to yada!
- Resources
- Handlers
- Serving requests
- Conclusion
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Installation
- Setting up a development environment
- The Easy Way: Clone edge
- The Simple Way: Construct your own
- REPL and Testing
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Example 1: Hello World!
- Hello Swagger!
- A conditional request
- Mutation
- A HEAD request
- Parameters
- Content negotiation
- Summary
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Resources
- Writing resource models
- Data abbreviations
- Common examples
- Resource types
- Summary
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Parameters
- Capturing multi-value parameters
- Capturing large request bodies
- Properties
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Methods
- Method semantics, by method
- GET
- PUT
- POST
- DELETE
- HEAD
- OPTIONS
- TRACE
- PATCH
- Handling all methods
- Custom methods
- BREW
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Representations
- Producing content
- Proactive negotiation
- Reactive negotiation
- The Vary response header
- Body coercion
- Consuming content
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Responses
- Explicit responses
- Declared responses
- Status responses
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Security
- Security is part of the resource, not the route
-
The
:access-controlentry - Authentication
- Authorization
- Realms
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
- HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)
- Content Security Policy
- Clickjacking prevention
- Cross-site Scripting (XSS) protection
- Media-type sniffing protection
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Routing
- Declaring your website or API as a bidi/yada tree
- Declaring policies across multiple resources
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Example 2: Phonebook
- Phonebook requirements
- The database
- Creating new phonebook entries
-
Swagger
- Creating the specification: the easy way
- The Swagger UI
- References
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Async
- Deferred values
- Example 3: Search engine
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Server Sent Events
- Introduction
- SSE with yada
- Example 4: Chat server
- Handling request bodies
- Example 5: Selfie uploader
- Handlers
- The Request Context
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Interceptors
- available?
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Sub-resources
- Declaring sub-resources
- Path info
- Example 6: File server
- Testing
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Reference
- Resource model schema
- Handler schema
- Request context schema
- Protocols
- Built-in types
- Glossary
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