Activity 34: Test API in POSTMAN
Instruction: https://activity.thirdygayares.com/default-guide/system-integration-and-architecture/postman
These descriptions should give you a clear understanding of each API endpoint's purpose and functionality, which is useful for testing and debugging in Postman.
Postman
Try this on Postman:
Add a collection.
Add a request to the collection.
Add 6 Collection
Open Postman.
Click on Collections in the left sidebar.
Click on New Collection.
Name your collection (e.g., "Postman API").
Add a description if necessary.
Add Collection 1: User
Add Collection 2: Restaurant Category
Add Collection 3: Restaurant
Add Collection 4: Menu Category
Add Collection 5: Menu
Hello World (GET)
USER Request
POST: create_user-Creates a new user in the system. Requires user details (like name, email, and password) in the request body.
PUT: update_user-Updates the information of an existing user. The request should include the user ID and updated user details in the body.
DEL: delete_user-Deletes a user from the system using their unique ID. This action typically requires authentication.
GET: Get_user_by_id-Retrieves user details by their unique identifier. Returns user information in the response body.
GET: Get All Users-Fetches a list of all users in the system. Usually returns an array of user objects.
RESTAURANT Category Request
POST: add restaurant category-Adds a new restaurant category. The request must include category details like name and description.
PUT: update_restaurant_category-Updates details of an existing restaurant category using its ID and the new details in the request body.
DEL: delete_restaurant_category-Removes a restaurant category from the system identified by its ID.
GET: Get_restaurant_category_by_id-Retrieves details of a specific restaurant category using its unique identifier.
GET: Get All restaurant_category-Gets a list of all restaurant categories presents in the system.
Restaurant Request
POST: add restaurant-Creates a new restaurant entry. The request should contain information such as name, location, and category.
PUT: update_restaurant-Updates information for an existing restaurant. Requires the restaurant ID and the new data in the request body.
DEL: delete_restaurant-Deletes a specific restaurant from the system using its ID.
GET: Get_restaurant_by_id-Fetches the details of a specific restaurant based on its unique identifier.
GET: Get All restaurant-Returns a list of all restaurants available in the system.
Menu Category Request
POST: add_menu_category-Adds a new menu category for a restaurant. The request should contain category details such as name.
PUT: update_menu_category-Updates an existing menu category identified by its ID in the request body.
DEL: delete_menu_category-Deletes a specific menu category from the system using its unique ID.
GET: Get_menu_category_by_id-Retrieves information about a certain menu category via its ID.
GET: Get All menu_category-Fetches a list of all menu categories in the system.
Menu Request
POST: add_menu-Adds a new menu item to a specific restaurant. The request contains menu details like name, price, and category.
PUT: update_menu-Updates an existing menu item based on its ID and the details provided in the request body.
DEL: delete_menu-Deletes a particular menu item from the system using its unique ID.
GET: Get_menu_by_id-Retrieves the details of a specific menu item identified by its ID.
GET: Get All Menu-Returns a list of all menu items available in the system.
GET: Get_all_menu_by_restaurant-Fetches all menu items associated with a specific restaurant, usually identified by its ID.
GET :Hello_world-A simple test endpoint that typically returns a "Hello, World!" message to confirm that the API is functioning correctly.
