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If some parts of your API used database keys as identifiers and other parts used URLs, then I can see that could be confusing. All one or all the other would pr
by mpnally 7y ago
If some parts of your API used database keys as identifiers and other parts used URLs, then I can see that could be confusing. All one or all the other would probably be better.
- whack 7y agoAnytime you're interacting with the database, you'll need to use database keys. Anytime you're interacting at the API interface level, you'll need URLs. Anything in the middle is then going to be a gray area, especially when you have multiple people working on this implementation together.