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https://github.com/edmartt/rest-fut21

A REST api demo based on FUT21 api
https://github.com/edmartt/rest-fut21

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A REST api demo based on FUT21 api

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# REST-FUT21



## Install on Virtualenv



After cloning, a virtual environment must be created. On Linux:



	$ python3 -m venv virtualenv name 

	$ source env/bin/activate

	(virtualenv name)$ pip3 install requirements.txt



On Windows:



	$ python -m venv virtualenv name

	$ venv\Scripts\activate

	(virtualenv name)$ pip install requirements.txt



## Running



### Note



The database server can be MySQL/MariaDB. The database must be created first of all.



To run the server, you have to set the environment variables. On Windows:



	$ set MYSQL_HOST=hostname (localhost)

	$ set MYSQL_USER=server username

	$ set MYSQL_PASSWORD=server password

	$ set MYSQL_DATABASE=database name

	$ set API_KEY= header x-api-key value

	$ set FLASK_APP=run.py

	$ set FLASK_ENV=development



On Linux:



	$ export MYSQL_HOST=hostname (localhost)

	$ export MYSQL_USER=server username

	$ export MYSQL_PASSWORD=server password

	$ export MYSQL_DATABASE=database name

	$ export API_KEY= header x-api-key value

	$ export FLASK_APP=run.py

	$ export FLASK_ENV=development



Finally, the following instruction must be used, on Linux and Windows:



	$ flask init-db 

	$ flask run



## Docker deployment:



A .env file is needed for the environment variables

	

	MYSQL_HOST=db (the services name is the host, so you'll need exactly this name)

	MYSQL_USER=your_username

	MYSQL_PASSWORD=server_password

	MYSQL_DATABASE=database_name

	API_KEY=your_x_api_key

	FLASK_RUN_HOST=0.0.0.0

	FLASK_APP=run.py

	FLASK_ENV=development



After that just do the following:



    $ docker-compose build

    # docker-compose up



### NOTE



Once the deployment is complete, we can make use of the datagetter script [datagetter](https://github.com/Edmartt/datagetter) to collect the data and perform the respective tests on the different endpoints of the REST API.



API Documentation

-----------------------



### Show Players



Returns all the players that belong to a team. The right **x-api-key** header must be sent.



* **URL** 



  /api/v1/team/:team_name



* **Methods:**

  

  `GET`



* **URL Parameters**



  **Required:**



  `name=[string]`



* **Success Response:**



  * **Code:** 200 


    **Content:** `{club: Icons, id: 9, name: Diego Armando Maradona, nation: Argentina, position: CAM}`



* **Error Response:**

  

  * **Code:** 404 NOT FOUND 


    **Content:** `{Error: Not Found}`



   Or



  * **Code:** 401 UNAUTHORIZED 


    **Content:** `{message: Not Authorized}`



### Search Coincidences:



Returns the players data searched by partial or full name, returning all the coincidences.
 Sort the results in a ascending or descending way. By default, the order is ascending. The right x-api-key header must be sent.



* **URL** 



  /api/v1/players?search=name&order=



* **Methods:**

  

  `GET`



* **URL Parameters**



  **Required:**



  `name=[string o char]`

  

  **Optional:**



  `order=[asc o desc]`



* **Success Response:**



  * **Code:** 200 


    **Content:** `{club: FC Barcelona, id: 14, name: Luis Suárez, nation: Uruguay, position: ST}, {club: Real Madrid, id: 2, name: Luka Modric, nation: Croatia, position: CM}`



* **Error Response:**

  

  * **Code:** 404 NOT FOUND 


    **Content:** `{Error: Not Found}`



   Or



  * **Code:** 401 UNAUTHORIZED 


    **Content:** `{message: Not Authorized}`



### Example



With a tool like `curl` we can make a request to the endpoint **/api/v1/team/** sending the **x-api-key** header:



    $ curl -i -H "x-api-key: 1234" -X GET http://localhost:5000/api/v1/team/Icons

    HTTP/1.0 200 OK

    Content-Type: application/json

    Content-Length: 675

    Server: Werkzeug/2.0.1 Python/3.7.11

    Date: Thu, 05 Aug 2021 06:16:27 GMT



    [

    {

        "club": "Icons",

	"id": 9,

	"name": "Edson Arantes Nascimento",

	"nation": "Brazil",

	"position": "CAM"

			  

    },

    {

        "club": "Icons",

	"id": 23,

	"name": "Diego Maradona",

	"nation": "Argentina",

	"position": "CAM"

			  

    },

    {

        "club": "Icons",

	"id": 36,

	"name": "Ronaldo Luis Nazário de Lima",

	"nation": "Brazil",

	"position": "ST"

			  

    },

    {

        "club": "Icons",

	"id": 81,

	"name": "Edson Arantes Nascimento",

	"nation": "Brazil",

	"position": "CAM"

			  

    },

    {

        "club": "Icons",

	"id": 95,

	"name": "Diego Maradona",

	"nation": "Argentina",

	"position": "CAM"

			  

      }

    ]



If we do the request without the **x-api-key** header:



    $ curl -i -X GET http://localhost:5000/api/v1/team/Icons

    HTTP/1.0 401 UNAUTHORIZED

    Content-Type: application/json

    Content-Length: 34

    Server: Werkzeug/2.0.1 Python/3.7.11

    Date: Thu, 05 Aug 2021 06:21:28 GMT



    {

    	"message": "Not Authorized"

    }



If we do the request with a wrong **x-api-key** header:



    $ curl -i -H "x-api-key: 1234i" -X GET http://localhost:5000/api/v1/team/Icons

    HTTP/1.0 401 UNAUTHORIZED

    Content-Type: application/json

    Content-Length: 34

    Server: Werkzeug/2.0.1 Python/3.7.11

    Date: Thu, 05 Aug 2021 06:24:42 GMT

    {

      "message": "Not Authorized"

    }



The endpoint **/api/v1/players** works like this:



    $ curl -i -H "x-api-key: 1234" -X GET http://localhost:5000/api/v1/players?search=d



    [

     {

      "club": "Manchester United",

      "id": 27,

      "name": "David De Gea Quintana",

      "nation": "Spain",

      "position": "GK"

		      

    },

    {

     "club": "Atlético Madrid",

     "id": 40,

     "name": "Diego Godín",

     "nation": "Uruguay",

     "position": "CB"

		      

    },

    {

     "club": "Icons",

     "id": 23,

     "name": "Diego Maradona",

     "nation": "Argentina",

     "position": "CAM"

		      

    },

    {

     "club": "Icons",

     "id": 95,

     "name": "Diego Maradona",

     "nation": "Argentina",

     "position": "CAM"

		      

      }

    ]



The result is to return all the players whose names begin with the letter d. If an additional querystring is sent **order** 


we can reverse the order in which the players are displayed:



    $ curl -i -H "x-api-key: 1234" -X GET "http://localhost:5000/api/v1/players?search=d&order=desc"



    [

     {

     "club": "Icons",

     "id": 23,

     "name": "Diego Maradona",

     "nation": "Argentina",

     "position": "CAM"

     },

     {

     "club": "Icons",

     "id": 95,

     "name": "Diego Maradona",

     "nation": "Argentina",

     "position": "CAM"

     },

     {

     "club": "Atlético Madrid",

     "id": 40,

     "name": "Diego Godín",

     "nation": "Uruguay",

     "position": "CB"

     },

     {

     "club": "Manchester United",

     "id": 27,

     "name": "David De Gea Quintana",

     "nation": "Spain",

     "position": "GK"		      

     }

    ]



## Credits



* [Edmartt's Profile](https://github.com/Edmartt)

  - The developer of this REST API Demo



* [vishnubob's Profile](https://github.com/vishnubob)

  - for the development of the [wait-for-it script](https://github.com/vishnubob/wait-for-it)