But now that I think retrospectively, its not really needed. You can simply use one POST method with "action" or something as a parameter corresponding to the REST action you want (such as create, delete, update or insert).
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I had used non-standard methods like
PUT
andFETCH
in a REST API app I'd created as a side-project some time back.But now that I think retrospectively, its not really needed. You can simply use one POST method with "action" or something as a parameter corresponding to the REST action you want (such as
create
,delete
,update
orinsert
).