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AppApiPage adds the /page endpoint to the AppApi routes definition. Makes it possible to query pages via the api. This module relies on the base module AppApi, which must be installed before AppApiPage can do its work. Route Description /api/page/ Calls the root page of the page-tree /api/page/42 Will call the page with id=42 /api/page/my/test/page Calls your page with path my/test/page After installing AppApi and AppApiPage, you simply have to add the following code at the top of your ProcessWire-template to provide your page with a custom JSON output: <?php // Check if AppApi is available: if (wire('modules')->isInstalled('AppApi')) { $module = $this->wire('modules')->get('AppApi'); // Check if page was called via AppApi if($module->isApiCall()){ // Output id & name of current page $output = [ 'id' => wire('page')->id, 'name' => wire('page')->name ]; // sendResponse will automatically convert $output to a JSON-string: AppApi::sendResponse(200, $output); } } // Here continue with your HTML-output logic...
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AppApiFile adds the /file endpoint to the AppApi routes definition. Makes it possible to query files via the api. This module relies on the base module AppApi, which must be installed before AppApiFile can do its work. Features You can access all files that are uploaded at any ProcessWire page. Call api/file/route/in/pagetree?file=test.jpg to access a page via its route in the page tree. Alternatively you can call api/file/4242?file=test.jpg (e.g.,) to access a page by its id. The module will make sure that the page is accessible by the active user. The GET-param "file" defines the basename of the file which you want to get. The following GET-params (optional) can be used to manipulate an image: width height maxwidth maxheight cropX cropY Use GET-Param format=base64 to receive the file in base64 format.
