📄️ Create an API request
APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are the backbone of communication on the internet. By using simple HTTP protocols, you can integrate with countless services around the world.
📄️ Modeling API responses
In the previous page, we created our first API request, getAllPosts, intended to retrieve all posts from a WordPress API. After running the test and ensuring everything works correctly, it's time to generate a model from the response. This model will allow us to use the API data within our app seamlessly.
📄️ Displaying a response in UI
In the previous sections, we covered how to:
📄️ Using parameters in requests
In many cases, you'll want certain parts of your API requests to be dynamic. For example, when retrieving a specific post from a WordPress blog, the endpoint might look like /posts/. Similarly, when making a POST request, the body content may change based on user input. To handle such scenarios, you can use parameters in your API requests.
📄️ Working with Mock data
In the previous sections, we created a request to fetch all posts from a WordPress blog, generated a model from the response, and connected it to the UI. You might have noticed that the titles displayed as [rendered] in the UI designer.
📄️ POST request
In this page you will learn:
🗃️ Common Problems
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