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API Documentation

Mete responds to several requests. The API is REST-like (but not entirely).

/

  • GET / - the same as GET /users

/audits

  • GET /audits - returns statistics about previous transactions; possible paramters are:
    • start_date[year] - integer
    • start_date[month] - integer
    • start_date[day] - integer
    • end_date[year] - integer
    • end_date[month] - integer
    • end_date[day] - integer
  • GET /audits.json - the same as above, but in JSON format

/drinks

  • GET /drinks - returns all drinks
  • GET /drinks.json - the same as above, but in JSON format
  • GET /drinks/%did% - returns information about the drink with the id %did%
  • GET /drinks/%did%.json - the same as above, but in JSON format
  • GET /drinks/new - displays a form for creating a new drink
  • GET /drinks/new.json - wat. This makes no sense.
  • POST /drinks - creates a new drink; parameters are:
    • drink[name] - string - the name of the new drink
    • drink[price] - double - the price of the new drink in €
    • drink[bottle_size] - double - the bottle size of the new drink in l
    • drink[caffeine] - integer - the amount of caffeine of the new drink in mg/100ml
    • drink[active] - boolean - whether the new drink is in stock
    • drink[logo] - file - the logo of the new drink
  • POST /drinks.json - the same as above, but in JSON format (What's the difference?)
  • GET /drinks/%did%/edit - displays a form for editing an existing drink
  • PATCH /drinks/%did% - modifys an existing drink; the parameters are the same as for creating a new drink
  • PATCH /drinks/%did%.json - the same as above, but in JSON format (What's the difference?)
  • DELETE /drinks/%did% - deletes the drink with the id %did%
  • DELETE /drinks/%id.json - the same as above, but in JSON format (What's the difference?)

/users

  • GET /users - returns all users
  • GET /users.json - the same as above, but in JSON format
  • GET /users/%uid% - returns information about the user with the id %uid%
  • GET /users/%uid%.json - the same as above, but in JSON format
  • GET /users/new - displays a form for creating a new user
  • GET /users/new.json - wat. This makes no sense.
  • POST /users - creates a new user; parameters are:
    • user[name] - string - the name of the new user
    • user[email] - string - the email of the new user
    • user[balance]- double - the balance of the new user in €
    • user[active] - boolean - whether the new user is active
  • POST /users.json - the same as above, but in JSON format (What's the difference?)
  • GET /users/edit - display a form for editing an existing user
  • PATCH /users/%uid% - modifys an existing user; the parameters are the same as for adding a user
  • PATCH /users/%uid%.json - the same as above, but in JSON format (What's the difference?)
  • DELETE /users/%uid% - deletes the user with the id %uid%
  • DELETE /users/%uid%.json - the same as above, but in JSON format (What's the difference?)
  • GET /users/%uid%/deposit?amount=%amount% - adds the amount %amount% (in €) to the balance of the user with the id %uid% (This GET request modifys data!)
  • GET /users/%uid%/deposit.json?amount%amount% - the same as above, but in JSON format (What's the difference?) (This GET request modifys data!)
  • GET /users/%uid%/pay?amount=%amount% - removes the amount %amount% (in €) from the balance of the user with the id %uid% (This GET request modifys data!)
  • GET /users/%uid%/pay.json?amount%amount% - the same as above, but in JSON format (What's the difference?) (This GET request modifys data!)
  • GET /users/%uid%/buy?drink=%did% - buys the drink with the id %did% for the user with the id %uid% (This GET request modifys data!)
  • GET /Users/%uid%/buy.json?drink=%did% - the same as above, but in JSON format (What's the difference?) (This GET request modifys data!)
  • POST /users/%uid%/buy_barcode - buys the drink with the barcode %barcode% for the user with the id %uid
  • POST /users/%uid%/buy_barcode.json - buys the drink with the barcode %barcode% for the user with the id %id%
  • GET /users/stats - displays various statistics about the users
  • GET /users/stats.json - the same as above, but in JSON format