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Spis treści

RESTful Web Clients. Enabling Reuse Through Hypermedia eBook -- spis treści

• Foreword
• Preface
  • Whats in This Book
    • The Chapters
    • The Dialogues
    • The Artwork
  • Whats Not in This Book
    • User Interface Design
    • Basics of Hypermedia
    • Programming with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
  • Source Code
  • External References
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • OReilly Safari
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• Prologue: Well, That Was a Fun Trip, Eh?
  • References
• Bob, Carol, and BigCo, Inc.
  • Credits
• 1. Our HTML Roots and Simple Web APIs
  • The Task Processing System (TPS) Web App
    • HTML from the Server
    • Common Web Browser as the Client
    • Observations
  • The Task Services Web API
    • Web API Common Practice
    • Designing the TPS Web API
      • Documenting data-passing
      • Serialized JSON objects
    • Implementing the TPS Web API
      • Defaulting to JSON responses
      • Updating the TPS web API operations
      • Testing the TPS web API with cURL
    • Observations
  • Summary
  • References
• 2. JSON Clients
  • The JSON Web API Client
    • Objects
      • Recognizing objects
      • Displaying data
    • Addresses
    • Actions
    • Quick Summary
  • The JSON SPA Client
    • The HTML Container
    • The Top-Level Parse Loop
    • Objects, Addresses, and Actions
      • TPS objects
      • Addresses and actions
      • Quick summary
  • Dealing with Change
    • Adding a Field and Filter
      • Changing the TPS web API
      • Testing the Updated TPS web API
      • Testing the JSON API client
  • Coding a New Client
  • Summary
  • References
• 3. The Representor Pattern
  • XML or JSON: Pick a Side!
    • The New Crop of Hypermedia Formats
      • Atom Syndication and Publishing
      • Other hypermedia formats
    • The Fallacy of The Right One
    • Reframing the Problem
      • Why is supporting one format better?
      • What would it take to support multiple formats?
  • The Representor Pattern
    • Separating Format from Functionality
    • The Selection Algorithm
    • Adapting and Translating
      • The Adapter pattern
      • The Message Translator pattern
  • A Server-Side Model
    • Handling the HTTP Accept Header
    • Implementing the Message Translator Pattern
    • General Representor Modules
    • The WeSTL Format
      • Runtime WeSTL
    • A Sample Representor
  • Summary
  • References
    • Image credits
• 4. HAL Clients
  • The HAL Format
    • Links
    • Objects and Properties
    • Embedded Links and Objects
    • Quick Summary
  • The HAL Representor
    • Links
    • Properties
    • Embedded
    • Sample TPS Output from the HAL Representor
  • The HAL SPA Client
    • The HTML Container
    • The Top-Level Parse Loop
    • Links
    • Embedded
    • Properties
    • Handling Actions for HAL
    • Quick Summary
  • Dealing with Change
    • Adding an Action
      • Updating the docs
      • Updating the TPS web API
      • The failing HAL client
      • Recoding the Action definition on the HAL client
  • The HAL-FORMS Extension
    • The Specification
      • A HAL-FORMS document
      • Requesting HAL-FORMS documents
    • The Implementation
  • Summary
  • References
    • Image Credits
• 5. The Challenge of Reusable Client Apps
  • What Problem Are You Solving?
    • Double Diamond Model of Design
    • Closed Solution Versus Open Solution
  • Modeling Interaction
    • Maldonados Mechanisms
    • Verplanks Humans
  • A Hypermedia Interaction Loop
    • The Request, Parse, Wait Loop
    • Implementing RPW in Code
    • Handling Verplanks KNOW Step
  • Summary
  • References
    • Image Credits
• 6. Siren Clients
  • The Siren Format
    • Entities
    • Class
    • Properties
    • Links
    • Actions
    • SubEntities
    • Quick Summary
  • The Siren Representor
    • The Top-Level Loop
    • Class
    • Properties
    • Entities
    • Actions
    • Links
    • Sample TPS Output from the Siren Representor
  • The Siren SPA Client
    • The HTML Container
    • The Top-Level Parse Loop
    • Links
    • Entities
    • Properties
    • Actions
    • Quick Summary
  • Dealing with Change
    • Adding the Email Field and Filter
    • Testing the Email Field
  • The Profile Object Description (POD) Extension
    • The POD Specification
      • The Siren Profile Object Display (POD) document
      • Retrieving POD documents
    • The Implementation
    • Displaying Objects in Siren Using POD
    • Quick Summary
  • Summary
  • References
    • Image Credits
• 7. Versioning and the Web
  • Versioning for the Internet
    • TCP/IPs Robustness Principle
    • HTTPs Must Ignore
    • HTMLs Backward Compatibility
  • Guidelines for Non-Breaking Changes
    • API Designers
      • Promise media types, not objects
      • Document link identifiers, not URLs
      • Publish vocabularies, not models
    • Server Implementors
      • Dont take things away
      • Dont change the meaning of things
      • All new things are optional
    • Client Implementors
      • Code defensively
      • Code to the media type
      • Leverage the API vocabulary
      • React to link relations for workflow
  • Summary
  • References
• 8. Collection+JSON Clients
  • The Collection+JSON Format
    • Links
    • Items
    • Queries
    • Template
      • Using Cj templates to create new resources
      • Using Cj templates to update an existing resource
    • Error
    • A Quick Summary
  • The Collection+JSON Representor
    • The Top-Level Processing Loop
    • Links
    • Items
    • Queries
    • Template
    • Error
  • The Collection+JSON SPA Client
    • The HTML Container
    • The Top-Level Parse Loop
    • Links
    • Items
    • Queries
    • Template
    • Error
    • Quick Summary
  • Dealing with Change
    • Adding the Note Object to the TPS API
      • The note API design
      • The note API service implementation
      • Testing the note API with the existing Cj client
    • Cj and the OAA Challenge
    • Quick Summary
  • Extending Collection+JSON
    • Supporting Improved Input with Cj-Types
      • Extending Cj with cj-types
      • Updating the representor
      • Updating the Cj client library
    • The Cj-Suggest Extension
      • Extending Cj with cj-suggest
      • Updating the Cj representor
      • Updating the Cj client library
    • Quick Summary
  • Summary
  • References
    • Image Credits
• 9. Hypermedia and Microservices
  • The Unix Philosophy
  • The TPS Microservices at BigCo
    • The Tasks Service with Collection+JSON
    • The User Service with Siren
    • The Notes Service with HAL
  • One Client to Rule Them All
    • The Home Service
    • The Multiformat Client SPA Container
    • The Format-Switching Client UI
      • The Cj Render Library
      • The Siren render library
      • The HAL render library
  • Summary
  • References
• Epilogue: Welcome to Your Future
• A. Project List
  • Chapter 1, Our HTML Roots and Simple Web APIs
  • Chapter 2, JSON Clients
  • Chapter 3, The Representor Pattern
  • Chapter 4, HAL Clients
  • Chapter 5, The Challenge of Reusable Client Apps
  • Chapter 6, Siren Clients
  • Chapter 7, Versioning and the Web
  • Chapter 8, Collection+JSON Clients
  • Chapter 9, Hypermedia and Microservices
• B. Tools and Resources
  • Hardware
  • Software
  • Libraries
  • Services
• Index