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Build your own api – due monday, march 9th.

In this assignment you will be tasked to build your own server that will serve as an API. You will be building a fully functional server that could, if deployed to the cloud, serve real live internet traffic and be integrated as a part of a web application.

You will be building a server that can keep track of tasks. Your server must be able to do the following:

• Create a new task with a title property and a boolean determining whether the task has been completed. A new unique id would be created for each new task

List all tasks created

Get a specific task.

• Delete a specified task

Edit the title or completion of a specific task

• (Extra Credit) Bulk add multiple tasks in one request
• (Extra Credit) Bulk delete multiple tasks in one request

Your application will accept JSON and/or URL parameters and will return JSON data. Your server would be ready to be automatically integrated in a web system.

List of endpoints to be created

Here is a specific list of endpoints that you will be required to create, along with the method and the inputs/outputs:

Create a new Task

The id returned is a unique id for the todo that was just created

Delete a specific task

Notes: This endpoint deletes a specific task. If the task doesn’t exist still send the same response

Notes: This endpoint deletes a specific task or returns a 404 not found response

(Extra Credit) Bulk add tasks

Notes: This endpoint bulk adds more than one task. Note that this feature uses the same endpoint as the single task creation endpoint

(Extra Credit) Bulk delete tasks

Notes: This endpoint bulk deletes more than one task.

To see if you are on the right track, run the below file (using pytest, while your server is running) to test your endpoints.  This is not an extensive test.

This test is to ensure that you have all of the routes correct and that your response is properly formed. For example, ensuring that your GET /v1/tasks/{id} endpoint returns a dictionary with an id (a number), a title (a string), and whether the task is completed (boolean).

Note: please run this as the first thing that hits your server on boot up. If it successfully completes once then your assignment is on the right track. Re-running the tests could fail as written.

So in short:

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This API enables you to get task assignment information details. These details are tabulated below.

Note: It is recommended that you do not use the HistoryFlag parameter.

Endpoints and Methods

HTTP Method only GET is implemented.

• Route: /v1/assignments – Get all assignments.
• You can use the query parameters ($filter, $orderby, %$top, $skip, $select) to get assignments as per filtering, sorting, paging, and search.
• Route: /v1/assignments/getcount – Get only count of the assignments. It can used with $filter.
• Route: v1/assignments/{dbstoreid}/{assignmentid} – Get a specific assignment.

The URL is as follows: <<host>>/dwapi/v1/assignments

Query Parameters, Descriptions, and Examples

$select: This query option specifies that only the requested properties are returned. Use commas to specify multiple properties.

For example -

You can get only the AssignmentID from assignment data by the following: /dwapi/v1/assignments?$select=AssignmentID

$filter: This query option restricts the data to be returned for the requested resource.

You can use the following to further specify your results:

• Comparison operators – eq Equal, ne Not equal etc.
• Logical operators – and Logical and, or Logical or, not Logical negation.
• Arithmetic operators – add Addition, sub Subtraction etc.
• Grouping operators – () Precedence grouping
• String Functions – contains, endswith etc.
• Date Functions – year, month, day etc.
• Match Functions – round, floor etc.

You can restrict to get the assignments from a particular Assignee's Manager using the person’s ID by the following:

/dwapi/v1/assignments?$filter= AssigneeManagerID eq '123456'

$orderby: This query option requests the service to return the result set in the specified order requested.

This parameter can include asc for asending or desc for descending. Default is ascending if not specified.

For Example -

You can get the assignments in ascending order on due date by the following:

/dwapi/v1/assignments?$orderby=duedate

$top and $skip

$top: This query option limits the items from result set.

$skip: This query option excludes the first n items from the result set.

Using $orderyby with $top and $skip results in more consistent data.

You can choose to get the top 10 assignments only by the following:

/dwapi/v1/assignments?$top=10

/getcount: This gets the count of result set or data queried. $filter can be used with getcount to know the count of filters result set.

This is not an Odata standard operation, it is only for the Foundation APIs.

You can choose to get a count of assignments by the following:

/dwapi/v1/assignments/getcount

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The assignment involves the creation of a ToDo and Reminder REST JSON API using ASP.NET Core. Please use the following libraries and versions:

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Create a CRUD API for a simple ToDo management application. ToDos are organized in boards, on every board there can be multiple ToDos. A ToDo contains a title (str), done (bool), a created (datetime) and updated (datetime) timestamp. A board has a name (str).

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I'd like to create some activities programmatically. In specific I'm looking to be able to create assignments and also file resources.

Development shouldn't be a problem, at the school I work for we have the technical skills and resources to do the required programming. We also have our own information system in which we already have some information we want to put on Moodle.

I'm looking for an API to create the assignments, something like

our-moodle-site.org/api/assignment

and via the HTTP POST method send all the required information

Does Moodle have an API to create activities such as an assignment? If so, Can you point me out to the documentation? If this exist I only need to create the client, that will be really easy.

If such a feature doesn't exist, Can you point me out to some document, if any, about how to extend Moodle? If I have to do this I'll need to create the API endpoint and the client, harder but still doable.

Re: API for Assignments

No, there is no assignment API - the APIs available are at https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Core_APIs/ .  What you could possibly do is create a plugin that uses the web services API which uses the assignments functionality (possibly in lib.php or locallib.php) to do what you require.  Moodle is extendable via plugins functionality see https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Plugin_types for more.  

I think I'll first start with the tutorial  https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Tutorial  to learn to create a basic plugin. Then I'll look into  https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Web_service_API_functions  for the specific function I need: to create an assignment.

A quick check didn't show anything. Is there a web service API for assignments or activities?