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How to perform following content tasks using the REST API?
To perform Following Content tasks by using the REST API, you send HTTP GET and HTTP POST requests to the REST service. REST endpoint URIs for Following Content tasks begin with the SocialRestFollowingManager resource ( /_api/social.following) and end with one of the following resources:
You can use the SharePoint REST API in your app or solution to start following content, stop following content, and get followed content on behalf of the current user. The following REST resources are the primary API for Following Content tasks: SocialRestFollowingManager provides methods for managing a user’s list of followed actors.
Can a REST API be accessed over HTTPS?
It is not a protocol or standard. While REST APIs can be accessed through a number of communication protocols, most commonly, they are called over HTTPS, so the guidelines below REST APIs should accept JSON for request payload and also send responses to JSON.
Which is the best method to create a REST API?
The most common methods include GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. GET retrieves resources. POST submits new data to the server. PUT updates existing data. DELETE removes data. The verbs map to CRUD operations.
Create SharePoint-hosted apps that use the REST service to follow content (documents, sites, and tags) and to get followed content. How do I use the SharePoint REST service to follow content? SharePoint users can follow documents, sites, and tags to get updates about the items in their newsfeeds and to quickly open followed documents and sites.
What is the difference between a REST API and a RESTful API?
A REST API is an API that conforms to the design principles of the REST, or representational state transfer architectural style. For this reason, REST APIs are sometimes referred to RESTful APIs.
Which is the base URL for the rest command?
The base URL for the REST commands is _api/SPSiteManager. Using the following REST API you can create both Communication sites and Non-group associated Team Sites.