API Tour - Get to know the APIs we shipped in the last 6 months
summary
Shows the new REST control-plane APIs for Content Fragment Models (CFM) and Content Fragments (CF): create CFM via POST and receive 201, instantiate fragments from a model, patch multiple fields at once and use a validated flag to stage changes before committing. Enforces field-type schemas, min/max/default validation errors, rejects bad references with 400, prevents deletions/edits on e‑tag mismatch (412), and detects cycles when bulk-creating models. Emits events (created/updated/variation/published/unpublished) consumable via Eventing webhook → Slack or Adobe App Builder.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to API tour
- 1:26GraphQL overview and benefits
- 3:55GraphQL challenges and caching
- 7:11OpenAPI advantages over GraphQL
- 10:21APIs as products and productization
- 11:47Building blocks: Content fragments
- 13:13Demo: Content fragment models
- 20:46Demo: Content fragments creation
- 25:49Demo: Updating content fragments
- 29:48Demo: Content fragment references
- 31:14Demo: Deleting content fragments
- 31:35Documentation overview
- 32:59Eventing and webhooks
- 35:30Summary and closing
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