Yes there are a couple of standards (albeit some liberties on the definition of standard) that have emerged:
- JSON API - JSON API covers creating and updating resources as well, not just responses.
- JSend - Simple and probably what you are already doing.
- OData JSON Protocol - Very complicated.
- HAL - Like OData but aiming to be HATEOAS like.
There are also JSON API description formats:
- Swagger
- JSON Schema (used by swagger but you could use it stand alone)
- WADL in JSON
- RAML
- HAL because HATEOAS in theory is self describing.
Yes there are a couple of standards (albeit some liberties on the definition of standard) that have emerged:
- JSON API - JSON API covers creating and updating resources as well, not just responses.
- JSend - Simple and probably what you are already doing.
- OData JSON Protocol - Very complicated.
- HAL - Like OData but aiming to be HATEOAS like.
There are also JSON API description formats:
- Swagger
- JSON Schema (used by swagger but you could use it stand alone)
- WADL in JSON
- RAML
- HAL because HATEOAS in theory is self describing.
Google JSON guide
Success response return data
{
"data": {
"id": 1001,
"name": "Wing"
}
}
Error response return error
{
"error": {
"code": 404,
"message": "ID not found"
}
}
and if your client is JS, you can use if ("error" in response) {} to check if there is an error.
[HOW TO] Get and parse JSON data in Tasker
Invoke-RestMethod output to file is trimming my response, nothing I do will give me the full response. Any ideas?
Per Ansgar Wiechers at Stack Overflow I have to convert the result to Json. He answered as soon as I posted but I am copying his response here in case someone else runs into the same issue.
Invoke-RestMethod returns the result as a PowerShell object data structure. Convert it to JSON before writing it to a file:
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