Media Tracker

Track owned media across disparate platforms

Back-End API

Resource	GET (200)	POST (201)	PUT	DELETE
/api/login	Get login status	Create user session	N/A (405)	Delete user session

| /api/register

[] A user can log in by passing username and password in a POST request to /api/login. An object should be returned that contains success value and user data.
[] A user can test their logged in status by sending a GET request to /api/login. A boolean value will be returned, true if user is currently logged in, else false

200 OK — This is most commonly used HTTP code to show that the operation performed is successful.
201 CREATED — This can be used when you use POST method to create a new resource.
202 ACCEPTED — This can be used to acknowledge the request sent to the server.
400 BAD REQUEST — This can be used when client side input validation fails.
401 UNAUTHORIZED / 403 FORBIDDEN — This can be used if the user or the system is not authorized to perform certain operation.
404 NOT FOUND — This can be used if you are looking for certain resource and it is not available in the system.
405 METHOD NOT ALLOWED - A request method is not supported for the requested resource; for example, a GET request on a form that requires data to be presented via POST, or a PUT request on a read-only resource.
500 INTERNAL SERVER ERROR — This should never be thrown explicitly but might occur if the system fails.
502 BAD GATEWAY — This can be used if server received an invalid response from the upstream server.