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routes.rb
Source: routes.rb
...221 end222 end223end224ApiTaster.routes do225 desc 'Get list of accounts'226 get '/api/v1/accounts'227 desc 'Get account details'228 get '/api/v1/accounts/:id', {229 :id => Account.first.id230 }231 desc 'Create account'232 post '/api/v1/accounts', {233 :account => {234 :title => 'Account A',235 :code => '2000',236 :account_type_id => AccountType.first.id237 }238 }239end240ApiTaster::ApplicationController.class_eval do241 # Authentication242 before_filter :authenticate_user!243 before_filter do244 return unless current_user245 ApiTaster.global_params = {...
locations.rb
Source: locations.rb
1ApiTaster.routes do2 desc <<-markdown.strip_heredoc3 ## List all locations4 markdown56 get '/locations',7 authentication_token: Examples.user.authentication_token89 desc <<-markdown.strip_heredoc10 ## List Single location11 markdown1213 get '/locations/:id',14 id: Examples.location.id,15 authentication_token: Examples.user.authentication_token1617 desc <<-markdown.strip_heredoc18 ## Create location19 markdown2021 post '/locations',22 location: FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:location),23 authentication_token: Examples.user.authentication_token2425 desc <<-markdown.strip_heredoc26 ## Update location27 markdown2829 put '/locations/:id',30 id: Examples.location.id,31 location: FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:location),32 authentication_token: Examples.user.authentication_token33 end if defined? ApiTaster
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1 get "/api/v1/posts", "Returns all posts", :params => {2 }3 get "/api/v1/posts", "Returns all posts", :params => {4 }, :formats => [:json]5 get "/api/v1/posts", "Returns all posts", :params => {6 }, :formats => [:json], :auth => true7 get "/api/v1/posts", "Returns all posts", :params => {8 }, :formats => [:json], :auth => true, :response => {9 {10 }11 }12 get "/api/v1/posts", "Returns all posts", :params => {13 }, :formats => [:json], :auth
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1desc 'Fetch all users', {2}3desc 'Fetch a user', {4}5desc 'Create a user', {6}7desc 'Update a user', {8}9desc 'Delete a user', {10}11desc 'Fetch all posts', {
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1 expect(status).to eq(200)2 let(:id) { Post.create!(title: "foo", body: "bar").id }3 expect(status).to eq(200)4 let(:title) { "foo" }5 let(:body) { "bar" }6 expect(status).to eq(201)7 let(:id) { Post.create!(title: "foo", body: "bar").id }8 let(:title) { "bar" }9 let(:body) { "foo" }10 expect(status).to eq(200)11 let(:id) { Post.create!(title: "foo", body: "bar").id }12 expect(status).to eq(204)
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1 get '/api/my_api', {2 }3 expected_response_body '{4 }'5 get '/api/my_api', {6 }7 expect(response).to be_success8 expect(response.content_type).to eq('application/json')9 expect(response.body).to eq('{10 }')11 get '/api/my_api', {12 }13 expect(response).to be_success14 expect(response.content_type).to eq('application/json')15 expect(response.body).to eq('{16 }')
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