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Plugins may extend the API simply by offers public model methods. Take for example a plugin called FooBar. The FooBar plugin may have the following model:
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<?php
class FooBarSprocket extends FooBarModel {
public function create(array $vars) {
}
public function delete($sprocket_id) {
}
private function calculateCost($sprocket_id) {
}
}
?> |
FooBarSprocket offers two public methods and one private method. Both FooBarSprocket::create() and FooBarSprocket::delete() are made available via the API at the following URIs, respectively:
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https://yourdomain.com/installpath/index.php/api/foo_bar.foo_bar_sprocket/create.json?vars[price]=1.99
https://yourdomain.com/installpath/index.php/api/foo_bar.foo_bar_sprocket/delete.json?sprocket_id=123 |
All private and protected methods are inaccessible to the API.