Building RESTful Web Services with .NET Core

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Getting Started

Discussing RESTful services

REST characteristics

Resource-oriented architecture

URI

REST constraints

Client-server architecture

Stateless

Caching

Code on demand (optional)

Uniform interface

More explanation

POST versus PUT explained

Layered system

Advantages and disadvantages of RESTful services

Advantages

Disadvantages

ASP.NET Core and RESTful services

Summary

Building the Initial Framework – Laying the Foundation of the Application

SOAP

SOAP structure

Important points about SOAP

SOAP with HTTP POST

REST

Server and client are independent

Statelessness

Setting up the environment

Running the application

What's cooking here?

Interesting facts

Conclusions

Request and response

HTTP verbs

Postman

GET

Status codes

ASP.NET Core HTTP attributes

POST

PUT

DELETE

SOAP versus REST

Single-page application model

Service-oriented architecture

Summary

User Registration and Administration

Why authentication and limiting requests?

Database design

User registration

Setting up EF with the API

Configuring DbContext

Generating the controller

Calling the API from a page to register the customer

CORS

Adding basic authentication to our REST API

Step 1 – Adding the (authorize) attribute

Step 2 – Designing BasicAuthenticationOptions and BasicAuthenticationHandler

Step 3 – Registering basic authentication at startup

Adding OAuth 2.0 authentication to our service

Step 1 – Designing the Config class

Step 2 – Registering Config at startup

Step 3 – Adding the [Authorize] attribute

Step 4 – Getting the token

Step 5 – Calling the API with the access token

Step 6 – Adding the ProfileService class

Client-based API-consumption architecture

Summary

Item Catalogue Cart and Checkout

Implementing controllers

Generating models

Generating controllers

Product listing

Product searching

Adding to cart

Implementing security

Client-side AddToCart function

API calls for AddToCart

POST – api/Carts

PUT – api/Carts/{id}

DELETE – api/Carts/{id}

Placing orders