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How to make simple REST API in Codeignter.

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Created At - 2020-09-20
Last Updated - 2024-08-28

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  • How to make simple REST API in Codeignter.

How to make simple REST API in Codeignter.

Here is a step-by-step guide to creating a simple REST API in CodeIgniter:

  1. Install CodeIgniter: You can download the latest version of CodeIgniter from the official website and extract it to your local development environment.
  2. Enable RESTful API in CodeIgniter: To enable RESTful API in CodeIgniter, you need to enable the REST module in the application/config/config.php file. You can do this by setting

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Create a Controller: Next, create a controller in the application/controllers directory. This controller will handle the incoming API requests and return the appropriate response.

Define the RESTful API Routes: In the controller, you need to define the routes for your RESTful API. You can do this using the $route array in the application/config/routes.php file. For example, if you want to create a route for the /users endpoint, you can add the following code:

Create the API Methods: In the controller, you need to create the methods for each of the API endpoints. For example, for the /users endpoint, you can create the following methods:

Create the API Methods: In the controller, you need to create the methods for each of the API endpoints. For example, for the /users endpoint, you can create the following methods:

Test the API: Finally, test your API by making requests to the endpoint using a REST client, such as Postman or Insomnia. You can test the different HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to ensure that the API is working as expected.

This is a simple example to get started with a RESTful API in CodeIgniter. You can expand this example to include more endpoints, authentication, and validation as needed.

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