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KKoPV at 13:04, 17 February 2015

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 Make sure you request latest API version with <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/latest/...</nowiki></tt> (from PVLng '''2.12.0''' and PVLng-scripts '''1.6.0''' onward)
-([[:Category:API_releases|API versions]])
+(see [[:Category:API|API r*]] pages for supported API versions)
 PVLng supports these request types:

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 Make sure you request latest API version with <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/latest/...</nowiki></tt> (from PVLng '''2.12.0''' and PVLng-scripts '''1.6.0''' onward)
-Supported routes: [[API r2|r2]], [[API r3|r3]], [[API r4|r4]], [[API r5|r5]]
+([[:Category:API_releases|API versions]])
 PVLng supports these request types:

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-{{TOCright}}
+[[Category:API]]{{TOCright}}
 <blockquote>An application programming interface (API) is a protocol intended to be used as an interface by software components to communicate with each other.
 <cite>[[Wikipedia:API]]</cite></blockquote>

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 Make sure you request latest API version with <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/latest/...</nowiki></tt> (from PVLng '''2.12.0''' and PVLng-scripts '''1.6.0''' onward)
-Supported routes: [[API r4|r4]] | [[API r5|r5]]
+Supported routes: [[API r2|r2]], [[API r3|r3]], [[API r4|r4]], [[API r5|r5]]
 PVLng supports these request types:

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 You can query the actual API version with  <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/version</nowiki></tt><br />
 Make sure you request latest API version with <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/latest/...</nowiki></tt> (from PVLng '''2.12.0''' and PVLng-scripts '''1.6.0''' onward)
 PVLng supports these request types:

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 The API is implemented as a [[Wikipedia:REST|RESTful API]], so it uses HTTP requests to store and read data. Thus, REST uses HTTP for all four CRUD (Create / Read / Update / Delete) operations.
-You can query the actual API version with  <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/version</nowiki></tt>
+You can query the actual API version with  <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/version</nowiki></tt><br />
-Make sure you request latest API version with <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/latest/...</nowiki></tt> (from PVLng 2.12.0 and PVLng-scripts 1.6.0)
+Make sure you request latest API version with <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/latest/...</nowiki></tt> (from PVLng 2.12.0 and PVLng-scripts 1.6.0 onward)
 PVLng supports these request types:

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 Make sure your calls use it: <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/r4/...</nowiki></tt>
-You can also query the actual API version with  <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/version</nowiki></tt>
+You can also query the actual API version with  <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/latest</nowiki></tt>
 PVLng supports these request types:

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:45, 30 August 2014
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	Make sure your calls use it: <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/r4/...</nowiki></tt>		Make sure your calls use it: <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/r4/...</nowiki></tt>
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		+	You can also query the actual API version with <tt><nowiki>http://your.domain.here/api/version</nowiki></tt>

	PVLng supports these request types:		PVLng supports these request types: