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TESTING API - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 301 - MOVED PERMANENTLY
      - 302 - MOVED TEMPORARILY
    - - 200 - OK
    - - 400 - BAD REQUEST
      - 403 - FORBIDDEN
      - 404 - NOT FOUND
      - 429 - TOO MANY REQUESTS
    - - 500 - INTERNAL SERVER ERROR
      - 503 - SERVICE UNAVAILABLE
      - 504 - GATEWAY TIMEOUT
- - - - Describes the success or failure for the response
    - - Includes the requested or relevant information
    - - Auxiliary information for the browser
  - - - XML is human readable and machine readible:
        
        <employees>
        
        <exmployee>
        -- <firstName > John </firstName> <lastName>Doe</lastName>
        
        </employee>
        
        <employee>
        -- <firstName>Anna</firstName> <lastName>Smith</lastName>
        -- </employee>
    - - JSON is much simpler:
        
        ["firstName":"John,"lastName":"Doe"]
        
        ["firstName":"Anna","lastName":"Smith"'
        
        ["firstName":"Peter","lastName":"Jones"]
- - - - Server replies with "code 200" as "OK."
      - Browser lods all the other resources and renders them; we see the page.
      - Browser confirms with a GET request.
      - Type "google.com."
    - - Enter username/password. "Show password"
      - The browser sends a POST request to the URL
      - The server checks that login information is correct with code 200
      - Redirected to application GET request to the URL
      - Browser renders, and we see the homepage
  - - - POST requests have no restrictions on data length
      - POST requests cannot be bookmarked
      - POST requests do not remain in the browser history
      - POST requests are never attached
    - - PUT Method is used to send data to the server to create/update resource. resource.
        
        Rename playlist
        
        Change playlist songs
    - - POST is used to send data to a server to create/update a resource.
        
        Create user account
        
        Create a playlist
        
        Dislike or like a song
    - - GET requests can be cached and remain in browser history.
        
        Type something in google.com
        
        The browser sends a GET request to URL
        
        Google replies that it has found such source and code 200
        
        Browser loads all resources on the results
    - - Delete Method:
        
        Logout (delete session)
        
        Delete playlist
        
        Delete user
        
        Delete song