NAME
      JSON::API - Module to interact with a JSON API

SYNOPSIS
        use JSON::API;
        my $api = JSON::API->new("http://myapp.com/");
        my $obj = { name => 'foo', type => 'bar' };
        if ($api->put("/add/obj", $obj) {
          print "Success!\n";
        } else {
          print $api->errstr . "\n";
        }

DESCRIPTION
      This module wraps JSON and LWP::UserAgent to create a flexible utility for accessing APIs that accept/provide JSON data.

      It supports all the options LWP supports, including authentication.

METHODS
  new
      Creates a new JSON::API object for connecting to any API that accepts and provide JSON data.

      Example:

              my $api = JSON::API->new("https://myapp.com:8443/path/to/app",
                      user => 'foo',
                      pass => 'bar',
                      realm => 'my_protected_site',
                      agent => 'MySpecialBrowser/1.0',
                      cookie_jar => '/tmp/cookie_jar',
              );

      Parameters:

      base_url
          The base URL to apply to all requests you send this api, for example:

          https://myapp.com:8443/path/to/app

      parameters
          This is a hash of options that can be passed in to an LWP object.  Additionally, the user, pass, and realm may be provided to configure authentication for LWP. You must provide all three
          parameters for authentication to work properly.

          Specifying debug => 1 in the parameters hash will also enable debugging output within JSON::API.

  get|post|put|del
      Perform an HTTP action (GET|POST|PUT|DELETE) against the given API. All methods take the path to the API endpoint as the first parameter. The put() and post() methods also accept a second data
      parameter, which should be a reference to be serialized into JSON for POST/PUTing to the endpoint.

      If called in scalar context, returns the deserialized JSON content returned by the server. If no content was returned, returns an empty hashref. To check for errors, call errstr or was_success.

      If called in list context, returns a two-value array. The first value will be the HTTP response code for the request. The second value will either be the deserialized JSON data. If no data is
      returned, returns an empty hashref.

  get
      Performs an HTTP GET on the given path. path will be appended to the base_url provided when creating this object. If given a data object, this will be turned into querystring parameters, with URI
      encoded values.

        my $obj = $api->get('/objects/1');
        # Automatically add + encode querystring params
        my $obj = $api->get('/objects/1', { param => 'value' });

  put
      Performs an HTTP PUT on the given path, with the provided data. Like get, this will append path to the end of the base_url.

        $api->put('/objects/', $obj);

  post
      Performs an HTTP POST on the given path, with the provided data. Like get, this will append path to the end of the base_url.

        $api->post('/objects/', [$obj1, $obj2]);

  del
      Performs an HTTP DELETE on the given path. Like get, this will append path to the end of the base_url.

        $api->del('/objects/first');

  errstr
      Returns the current error string for the last call.

  was_success
      Returns whether or not the last request was successful.

  url
      Returns the complete URL of a request, when given a path.

REPOSITORY
      <https://github.com/geofffranks/json-api>

AUTHOR
          Geoff Franks <[email protected]>

COPYRIGHT
      Copyright 2014, Geoff Franks

      This library is licensed under the GNU General Public License 3.0