Whenever I use a third party REST library that doesn't have an SDK, usually the first thing I do is wrap it all up in what would be the SDK client. This way I

Whenever I use a third party REST library that doesn't have an SDK, usually the first thing I do is wrap it all up in what would be the SDK client. This way I can bring into my application the following: - Parameterised methods with code doc (so when I reference it I can see what's what in my IDE). - Exception handling. - My own batch methods in the absence of it in the API. E.g. book delivery date API = get delivery slots for address, select appropriate delivery slot matching the date, book it. All this can be one client method which has an exception for when things go wrong.