Tim Perry pimterry

A Proposal for Batched REST

An alternative to both REST & GraphQL, combining the benefits of each, based on https://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-snell-http-batch-00.html.

Batch multiple related requests into one HTTP request, which can be sent once & processed once on the server-side, but otherwise keep all the benefits of REST & HTTP. This is one single raw HTTP request:

POST /batch
Host: example.com
Content-Type: multipart/batch

	@test "Should show matching notes only if a pattern is provided to find" {
	touch $NOTES_DIRECTORY/match-note1.md
	touch $NOTES_DIRECTORY/hide-note2.md

	run $notes find "match"

	assert_success
	assert_line "match-note1.md"
	refute_line "hide-note2.md"
	}

	const fetch = require('node-fetch');

	// Connect to the npm registry, and stream back results to the console every time a package is published
	fetch('https://skimdb.npmjs.com/registry/_changes?since=now&feed=continuous&filter=_view&view=app/updated')
	.then((response) => response.body.pipe(process.stdout))

	let APP_ID = ...;
	let TAG_KEY = ...;
	let TAG_VALUE = ...; // Remove this and its use below to ignore the value
	let TARGET_ID = ...; // Build id (not commit hash)

	sdk.pine.patch({
	resource: 'device',
	options: {
	filter: {
	belongs_to__application: APP_ID,

	Hi,

	I'm afraid I'm not interested in this position right now.

	I would like to know how you're getting my details and what you're storing though. Under my rights from the GDPR, can you please tell me:

	* what personal data you have collected about me?
	* the source of this data?
	* who you've shared it with, and under what basis?
	* how this data is being used?

	# Run this file to run all the tests, once
	./test/libs/bats/bin/bats test/*.bats

	# Run this file (with 'entr' installed) to watch all files and rerun tests on changes
	ls -d */ \| entr ./test.sh

	git clone <your repo>
	git submodule update --init --recursive
	./test.sh

	fetch('https://xkcd.com/info.0.json')
	.then((response) => response.json())
	.then(console.log);

	language: bash

	script:
	- ./test.sh