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| H A D | jsonrpc.php | f657e5d050d6b1d1cb1ea1c656f5aec61f5067de Thu Apr 27 06:15:37 UTC 2023 Andreas Gohr <andi@splitbrain.org> Add JSON based alternative to XMLRPC
XMLRPC is a rather outdated and old-fashioned protocol not much in use
anymore. Developers prefer simpler, JSON based APIs.
This adds a new "JSONRPC" API. Basically it exposes exactly the same
method calls as the XMLRPC API but using JSON instead of XML. It's not a
classical REST API, but should be just as easy to use for developers.
Here is an example call using CURL:
curl http://localhost/dokuwiki/lib/exe/jsonrpc.phs \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $token" \
-d '["wiki"]'
Please note that the above uses the token auth implemented in #2432.
Authentication via basic auth or cookies would work as well.
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| H A D | JsonRpcServer.php | f657e5d050d6b1d1cb1ea1c656f5aec61f5067de Thu Apr 27 06:15:37 UTC 2023 Andreas Gohr <andi@splitbrain.org> Add JSON based alternative to XMLRPC
XMLRPC is a rather outdated and old-fashioned protocol not much in use
anymore. Developers prefer simpler, JSON based APIs.
This adds a new "JSONRPC" API. Basically it exposes exactly the same
method calls as the XMLRPC API but using JSON instead of XML. It's not a
classical REST API, but should be just as easy to use for developers.
Here is an example call using CURL:
curl http://localhost/dokuwiki/lib/exe/jsonrpc.phs \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $token" \
-d '["wiki"]'
Please note that the above uses the token auth implemented in #2432.
Authentication via basic auth or cookies would work as well.
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| H A D | Api.php | f657e5d050d6b1d1cb1ea1c656f5aec61f5067de Thu Apr 27 06:15:37 UTC 2023 Andreas Gohr <andi@splitbrain.org> Add JSON based alternative to XMLRPC
XMLRPC is a rather outdated and old-fashioned protocol not much in use
anymore. Developers prefer simpler, JSON based APIs.
This adds a new "JSONRPC" API. Basically it exposes exactly the same
method calls as the XMLRPC API but using JSON instead of XML. It's not a
classical REST API, but should be just as easy to use for developers.
Here is an example call using CURL:
curl http://localhost/dokuwiki/lib/exe/jsonrpc.phs \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $token" \
-d '["wiki"]'
Please note that the above uses the token auth implemented in #2432.
Authentication via basic auth or cookies would work as well.
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