Endpoints available for all users without authentication.
- POST /api/auth/registration - Registers a new user.
Example of request body
{
"email": "[email protected]",
"password": "Min8Character",
"repeatPassword": "Min8Character",
"firstName": "Anton",
"lastName": "Babych",
"shippingAddress": "Kyiv 123 street"
}- POST /api/auth/login - Authenticates a user and returns a JWT token.
Example of request body
{
"email": "[email protected]",
"password": "Min8Character",
}Endpoints for managing books
- GET /api/books - Retrieves all books with optional pagination.
- GET /api/books/{id} - Fetches a book by its ID.
- GET /api/books/search - Searches books based on given parameters.
- DELETE /api/books/{id} - Soft deletes a book by ID (Admin only).
- POST /api/books - Creates a new book (Admin only).
- PUT /api/books/{id} - Updates a book by ID (Admin only).
Example of request body to create new book
{
"title": "Some title",
"author": "Some author",
"price": "19.99",
"description": "Description for book",
"coverImage": "Image for book",
"isbn": "978-1-23-456-7899",
"categoryIds": [2, 5]
}Endpoints for managing book categories.
- POST /api/categories - Creates a new book category (Admin only).
- GET /api/categories - Lists all categories with optional pagination.
- GET /api/categories/{id} - Retrieves a category by ID.
- DELETE /api/categories/{id} - Soft deletes a category by ID (Admin only).
- PUT /api/categories/{id} - Updates a category by ID (Admin only).
- GET /api/categories/{id}/books - Lists books in a given category.
Example of request body to create new category
{
"name": "Name of categopry",
"description": "Category description"
}Endpoints for managing the shopping cart.
POST /api/cart - Adds a book to the shopping cart. GET /api/cart - Retrieves the current user's shopping cart. DELETE /api/cart/cart-items/{id} - Removes an item from the shopping cart. PUT /api/cart/cart-items/{id} - Updates the quantity of an item in the shopping cart.
Example of request body to add items to the cart
{
"bookId": 1,
"quantity": 1
}Example of request body to update book quantity in the cart
{
"quantity": 5
}Endpoints for managing orders.
POST /api/orders - Places a new order. GET /api/orders - Retrieves all orders for the logged-in user. PATCH /api/orders/{id} - Updates the status of an order (Admin only). GET /api/orders/{orderId}/items - Lists items in a specific order. GET /api/orders/{orderId}/items/{orderItemId} - Retrieves a specific item in an order.
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Download Postman: Click on the download link suitable for your operating system (Windows, MacOS, or Linux).
Install Postman: After downloading, run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
Open Postman: Locate the Postman application on your computer and open it.
Sign In or Create an Account (optional): You can sign in to your Postman account or create a new one. Alternatively, you can use Postman in Guest mode.
Locate the Import Button: In the Postman application, locate the 'Import' button. This is usually found in the top left corner of the interface.
Click 'Import': Click on the 'Import' button to open the import dialog.
Choose Your File: You can find .json file by this link
File Upload: Drag and drop your .json file into the dialog box or click 'Upload Files' and navigate to where your .json file is stored, then select it.
Finalize Import: After selecting your .json file, click on the 'Import' button to add the collection to your Postman workspace.
Locate the Collection: After importing, the collection should appear in the left sidebar under 'Collections'.
Explore Requests: Click on the collection to expand it and see all the available requests.
Send a Request: Click on any request to open it. You can modify the request as needed (e.g., changing parameters or the request body).
Send and View Response: Click the 'Send' button to execute the request and view the response in the lower section of the Postman interface.
Modify Requests: If you make changes to any requests and wish to save them, click the 'Save' button located near the request name.
Organize Collections: You can create folders, rename, or reorder requests within your collection for better organization.