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Adds JSON REST APIs to the Workarea Commerce Platform
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# Workarea API

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**workarea-api** defines an HTTP API, using JSON as a data format, for

programmatic access to your Workarea application. The Workarea API is

used for many purposes, such as integration with external services, or

providing an alternative user interface to your web store (like an

on-premises kiosk or mobile application). As such, Workarea provides two

separate APIs for different purposes:



- The [Admin API][] is only available to admin users with the necessary

  "API Access" permissions, and provides CRUD operations on all data models

  in the application. It's primarily used for integration with external

  service providers, such as an OMS or ERP.

- The [Storefront API][] has a slightly more complex authentication

  scheme, because it's used by end-users to browse and purchase items on

  the storefront. This API is suitable for building alternative user

  interfaces to Workarea



## Getting Started



To begin using the Workarea API, add the following to your **Gemfile**:



```ruby

  gem 'workarea-api'

```



Next, mount the API engines into **config/routes.rb**.



You can either use a path prefix:



```ruby

Rails.application.routes.draw do

  # ...all your other absolutely fabulous Workarea routes...

  mount Workarea::Api::Engine => '/api', as: :api



# ...except this one. Make sure it's last to correctly handle errors and redirects.

  mount Workarea::Storefront::Engine => '/', as: :storefront

end

```



Or, a subdomain. To use a subdomain for your API, create a file at

**app/routing_constraints/api_subdomain_constraint.rb** with the

following contents:



```ruby

class ApiSubdomainConstraint

  def self.matches?(request)

    request.subdomain =~ /^api/

  end

end

```



Then, wrap your `mount` statement with a `constraints` block:



```ruby

constraints ApiSubdomainConstraint do

  mount Workarea::Api::Engine => '/', as: :api

end

```



That will allow clients to access your API at https://api.yourtotallyamazingstore.com



If you use a routing constraint for your API, be sure to add the

following to **test/test_helper.rb** in your application to use the

correct domain for API requests:



```ruby

class Workarea::IntegrationTest

  setup do

    host! host.gsub(/www/, 'api') if self.class.name.include?('Api::')

  end

end

```



## Configuration



This plugin provides a number of options for configuring its usage...



- **config.api_product_image_jobs_blacklist** configures the Dragonfly

  processor jobs whose URLs are omitted from image JSON responses in the

  Storefront API. Default is `:convert`, `:encode`, `:rotate`, `:optim`,

  `:avatar`, and `:thumb`.

- **config.authentication_token_expiration** sets how long Storefront API auth

  tokens last before they are expired. Default is `1.week`

- **config.max_api_bulk_data_size** configures the max amount of items which

  may be included in a `Workarea::Api::Admin::BulkUpsert`

- **config.api_admin_ignore_definitions** prevents certain models from

  being considered when Swagger JSON is being generated



## Documentation



Documentation for API endpoints is available wherever the

`Workarea::Api::Engine` has been mounted, at the relative path `/docs`.

By default, this path is `/api/docs`. This documentation is loaded from

the gem source by default, but if you customize API endpoints, you'll

need to generate customized documentation with the following command:



```bash

GENERATE_API_DOCS=true bin/rails workarea:test

```



Documentation for the API is built using [documentation tests][], which

describe how each controller and action is to be documented. Look in the

aforementioned link to see some examples of documentation built using

the documentation tests.



License

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Workarea Commerce Platform is released under the [Business Software License](https://github.com/workarea-commerce/workarea/blob/master/LICENSE)



[Admin API]: https://github.com/workarea-commerce/workarea-api/tree/master/admin

[Storefront API]: https://github.com/workarea-commerce/workarea-api/tree/master/storefront

[documentation tests]: https://github.com/workarea-commerce/workarea-api/blob/master/storefront/test/documentation/workarea/api/storefront/products_documentation_test.rb