lord-of-rings v0.0.5

LordOfRings

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Project Details

MovieService

This TypeScript code file is part of an Angular service that manages HTTP requests to a movie-related API.

The service sends HTTP requests to the API using the HttpClient and HttpHeaders classes from the @angular/common/http package.

The base URL of the API is represented by the service's private property endPoint(https://the-one-api.dev/v2/).

This Endpoint is only accessible through AccessToken which i get my signing in Lord Of Rings API Authorization = FOsnsTEuZWpAiYIBIvuw

The HTTP headers for the requests made by the service are contained in an object called the httpOptions constant. The Authorization and Content-Type fields are found in the headers.

The basic URL of the API is accessed by the getAllMovies() method, which then returns the result. The get() method of the httpService receives the httpOptions headers as an argument from the method.

With the given movie ID, the getMovieById(id: number) method sends a GET request to the API and provides the response. The get() method of the httpService receives the httpOptions headers as an argument from the method.

With the given movie ID and an additional quote parameter in the URL, the searchMovies(id: number) function sends a GET request to the API to look for movie-related quotes. The get() method of the httpService receives the httpOptions headers as an input and delivers the result.

It is also published. you can see on link https://www.npmjs.com/package/lord-of-rings

So you can install it as a package by npm install lord-of-rings

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