
Improve user adoption and awareness with a detailed, easy-to-use API documentation. Save time and money by reducing emails, and support maintenance by clarifying API methods and domains.
Refactor swagger configuration by moving constants to a new public class in a dedicated package and configuring a swagger 2 docket with modular API info, contact, and license details.
Configure Swagger documentation with a security context and API key in the header, select REST controllers by annotation, define paths and tags, and enable the try out UI.
discover how to extend Swagger docs with two additional beans—security configuration for API key or OAuth and a customizable UI configuration—enhancing authentication, UI display, and request timing.
Learn to copy an API token to the clipboard when users click the token, show a copied confirmation modal, and compare two implementation approaches while ensuring proper cleanup.
Integrate the Leaflet map library into an Angular app, obtain the user's location, configure a tile layer, and add a centered map with a marker and popup.
Learn how to obtain a token to fetch a map tile, integrate the tile into your app, and manage tokens and security settings from the profile and security tabs.
API stands for Application Programming Interface. An API is a software intermediary that allows two applications to communicate and exchange data. It is one of the main drivers of our world of communication as we know today.
API documentation is a technical content deliverable, containing instructions about how to effectively use and integrate with an API. It’s a concise reference manual containing all the information required to work with the API, with details about the functions, classes, return types, arguments and more, supported by tutorials and examples. In this course, you will learn how to use Swagger to generate the API Documentation of any Spring Boot Application. This course covers how to add the main Swagger configuration class to configuring and customizing the Swagger User Interface.
This course also dives into Angular components, Angular Forms, Angular Routing, and Angular Services. It goes into Angular HTTP Communication, Angular Guard, and Angular Interceptors to manage Caching (web cache or HTTP cache) to create a front end application to allow user to get an API Key.