Attributes
- Companion:
- class
- Graph
- Supertypes
- Self type
- EndpointSpec.type
Members list
Type members
Inherited types
The names of the product elements
The name of the type
Value members
Concrete methods
Constructs an API for a DELETE endpoint, given the specified input. It is
not necessary to specify the full input to the endpoint upfront, as the
API#in method can be used to incrementally append additional input to the
definition of the API.
Constructs an API for a DELETE endpoint, given the specified input. It is
not necessary to specify the full input to the endpoint upfront, as the
API#in method can be used to incrementally append additional input to the
definition of the API.
Attributes
Constructs an API for a GET endpoint, given the specified input. It is not
necessary to specify the full input to the endpoint upfront, as the
API#in method can be used to incrementally append additional input to the
definition of the API.
Constructs an API for a GET endpoint, given the specified input. It is not
necessary to specify the full input to the endpoint upfront, as the
API#in method can be used to incrementally append additional input to the
definition of the API.
Attributes
Constructs an API for a POST endpoint, given the specified input. It is not
necessary to specify the full input to the endpoint upfront, as the
API#in method can be used to incrementally append additional input to the
definition of the API.
Constructs an API for a POST endpoint, given the specified input. It is not
necessary to specify the full input to the endpoint upfront, as the
API#in method can be used to incrementally append additional input to the
definition of the API.
Attributes
Constructs an API for a PUT endpoint, given the specified input. It is not
necessary to specify the full input to the endpoint upfront, as the
API#in method can be used to incrementally append additional input to the
definition of the API.
Constructs an API for a PUT endpoint, given the specified input. It is not
necessary to specify the full input to the endpoint upfront, as the
API#in method can be used to incrementally append additional input to the
definition of the API.