REST API
An alternative to the JS SDK to connect to your backend is through the REST API.
The slug of the entity is by default the plural dasherized name of the entity, but you can change it in the params
All entities start with the api
prefix followed by collections
for collections and singles
for single entities.
Examples:
http://localhost:1111/api/collections/cats
gets the list of the catshttp://localhost:1111/api/singles/home-content
gets the home content
An OpenAPI documentation for the REST API is automatically generated on http://localhost:1111/api. Have a look!
Collections
GET /slug
Gets a list of items from an entity.
Filters
You can filter by property to refine the list of items. Use suffix to pass logic to it:
Suffix | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
_eq | equals | isActive_eq=true |
_neq | not equals | name_neq=alice |
_gt | greater than | birthdate_gt=2020-01-01 |
_gte | greater than or equal | age_gte=4 |
_lt | less than | amount_lt=400 |
_lte | less than or equal | amount_lte=400 |
_like | like | name_like=%bi% |
_in | included in | customer_in=1,2,3 |
By default the results are ordered by id
in a DESC
order and thus shows the new ones first.
Relations
Load relations
You can specify the relations you want to load. Eager relationships are loaded by default.
// Loads cats and their owners.
GET http://localhost:1111/api/collections/cats?relations=owner
// Coma-separated relations.
GET http://localhost:1111/api/collections/invoices?relation=project,customer
// Nested relations.
GET http://localhost:111/api/collections/city?relations=region,region.country
Filter by relations
Once the relation is loaded, you can also filter by its properties using the same filters suffixes:
GET http://localhost:1111/api/collections/cats?relations=owner&owner.id_eq=1
GET http://localhost:1111/api/collections/cats?relations=owner&owner.name_eq=Jorge
Pagination
All list requests are paginated by default. Just use the page
parameter to chose your page and the perPage
param if you want to change the number of items per page.
{
"data": [{...}, {...}],
"currentPage": 1,
"lastPage": 10,
"from": 1,
"to": 10,
"total": 100,
"perPage": 10
}
Param | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
page | The number of the page requested | page=3 |
perPage | The number of items of each page | perPage=40 |
Order
Order your list by a defined property.
Param | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
orderBy | The name of property you want to order by. | orderBy=age |
order | Ascending 'ASC' or Descending 'DESC' | order=DESC |
GET /slug/:id
Get a single item.
POST /slug
Create a new item.
Provide a Request Payload in JSON:
{
"age": 2
"name": "Milo"
}
PUT /slug/:id
Update an item.
Provide a Request Payload in JSON:
{
"age": 2
"name": "Milo"
}
DELETE /slug/:id
Delete an item.
Singles
On single entities, there is one item only so we do not need to specify the id.
GET /slug
Gets the single record.
{
"title": "New home title",
"showCarousel": true
}
PUT /slug
Update the single record
Provide a Request Payload in JSON:
{
"title": "New home title",
"showCarousel": true
}