Views Services ( webservice desde reporteador Y EJEMPLOS)

Actualizado: July 11, 2020 por adm

Utiliza el modulo drupal de views_services en Version: superior a 7.x-1.2

TEST/DEMO = https://sima.agxproducts.com/simawebs/views/Reportes_SIMA3.json?display_id=afiliado_data&uid=23

Para crear un nuevo webservice/api basado en una vista:

Crear display tipo service
configurar la vista con las variables/campos requeridos
si requiere variables de entrada configurarlas en FILTER CRITERIA asignando las valiables dentro de cada filtro en "Filter identifier"
Si el campo es obligatorio en "EXPOSED FORM" dejar Exposed form style:Input required y en la variable dar campo exijido
Dar permisos en SERVICES
Acceder como http://example.com/<endpoint path>/views/<view machine name>?display_id=<display_id>&varible1=xyz&variable2=abcd

<endpoint path> : Creado en estructura > services. Deben darse ltambien os permisos para acceder al servicio en el "resource" del webservice creado.
<view machine name> : verla en el url
display_id : nombre de maquina del display en views

Drupal Services Examples

Submitted by tyler on Fri, 10/28/2011 - 09:55

Updated: 2017-05-04

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jDrupal: Be sure to check out jDrupal for an easy to use JavaScript Library to communicate with Drupal Services.

This document describes how to read/write entities to/from Drupal using the Services module. It also covers how to handle session authentication. Let's get started...

Installation and Setup

Download the Services Module
Enable It
Drink Dr. Pepper

Now to create a service, we'll start with the basics... go to Structure -> Services -> Add, and enter some stuff like this:

Name	my_services
Endpoint title	My Services
Server	REST
Path to endpoint	my_endpoint

Ignore the other fields for now. Click 'Save' to, you guessed it, save your new service.

Next up, we need to enable some Resources for our Service. Go to Site Structure -> Services -> List, then click 'Edit Resources' next to your Service.

Check the boxes next to each resource that you'd like to enable, save, then flush all of Drupal's caches.

Examples

Each example below includes the HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, or DELETE) and an example URL to use. When using POST or PUT, you must send along some data, and that example data will be listed on the line after the http method and url. If there is a special Content-Type header to use, it will be mentioned after the data, otherwise just use application/json.

C.R.U.D.I. = Create, Retrieve, Update, Delete, Index

X-CSRF-Token

For all POST, PUT and DELETE requests (except for user login), you must attach a token to the header of your request. The name of the header to use is:

X-CSRF-Token

The value of the token can be retrieved here:

http://localhost/drupal-7?q=services/session/token

Content-Type

Unless otherwise noted, the Content-Type header of your request should be set to:

application/json

Session Authentication

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=services/session/token

POST: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/system/connect.json

POST: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/user/login.json
username=w5TmhqOvWF&password=4mBj5tYQu8
application/x-www-form-urlencoded
    
POST: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/user/logout.json

POST: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/user/register.json
{"name":"yFzqH7dNEv","mail":"kT3miidPAx@example.com","pass":"MSQ4JvRhZh","pass2":"MSQ4JvRhZh"}
application/x-www-form-urlencoded

User C.R.U.D.I.

POST: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/user.json
{"name":"LSAwug2XxL","mail":"soRkkjZisJ@example.com","pass":"iPpNcwnEqW","pass2":"iPpNcwnEqW"}

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/user/52.json

PUT: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/user/52.json
{"uid":"52","mail":"8dGyPlGSrB@example.com","current_pass":"iPpNcwnEqW"}

DELETE: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/user/52.json

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/user.json

Node C.R.U.D.I.

POST: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/node.json
{"type":"article","title":"BEVVtDcZmL","language":"und"}

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/node/125.json

PUT: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/node/125.json
{"node":{"nid":"125","title":"KHrkDnudKR","language":"und"}}

DELETE: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/node/125.json

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/node.json

Comment C.R.U.D.I.

POST: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/comment.json
{"subject":"S5KeJTVFED","comment_body":{"und":[{"value":"gSXNfHPxgf"}]},"nid":"126"}

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/comment/30.json

PUT: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/comment/30.json
{"subject":"wULr64gdpj","comment_body":{"und":[{"value":"YhmemEQ4Cy"}]},"cid":"30"}

DELETE: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/comment/30.json

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/comment.json&parameters[cid]=30

Taxonomy Vocabulary C.R.U.D.I.

POST: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/taxonomy_vocabulary.json
{"name":"WkSTeYfABe","description":"RQoHVs22yZ","machine_name":"wksteyfabe"}

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/taxonomy_vocabulary/16.json

PUT: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/taxonomy_vocabulary/16.json
{"vid":"16","name":"gSXktVuVty","machine_name":"wksteyfabe"}

DELETE: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/taxonomy_vocabulary/16.json

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/taxonomy_vocabulary.json&parameters[name]=WkSTeYfABe

Taxonomy Term C.R.U.D.I.

POST: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/taxonomy_term.json
{"vid":"17","name":"V8m22sqRBO"}

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/taxonomy_term/13.json

PUT: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/taxonomy_term/13.json
{"vid":"17","tid":"13","name":"C5Kjy2WOxK"}

DELETE: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/taxonomy_term/13.json

GET: http://localhost/drupal-7/?q=my_endpoint/taxonomy_term.json&parameters[vid]=17&parameters[name]=V8m22sqRBO

INFO MAS DETALLADA Y PARA MOBILES:

http://www.tylerfrankenstein.com/code/android-app-with-drupal-7-services..

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