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In this article, we will develop an API server to manage product information using a database. Each product has four attributes: ID, name, quantity, and price.
The image shows a table labeled "Product table" with columns for Id, name, quantity, and price, but no data is filled in.
We have planned the following five RESTful API endpoints:
  1. GET /products
    Retrieves a list of all products from the database.
  2. GET /product/
    Fetches detailed information about a specific product using its ID.
  3. POST /product
    Creates a new product with the details provided by the user and stores it in the database.
  4. PUT /product/
    Updates an existing product’s information with the provided data.
  5. DELETE /product/
    Deletes a specific product from the database.
The image shows a list of API endpoints with HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) and their corresponding paths and descriptions for managing products.
Ensure that each endpoint strictly follows RESTful conventions to maintain consistency and reliability in your API design.
We hope you are as excited as we are to build this project together! For more details on implementing RESTful API endpoints, check out our API Development Guide.

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