The old CRUD (create, read, update, delete) interface for accessing collections, records and annotations is currently under the /api prefix. This structure already more or less echoes the namespaces as dicussed in #156, but the interfaces need to be converted to RDF using the mechanism from restframework-rdf. /api is a little bit awkward in an RDF term, so we should consider also moving these endpoints to a different prefix such as /rdf. This prefix needs to be a Django setting and must be kept consistent with the namespaces of our terms. Other endpoints that are currently routed under /api can stay there.
This is a general principle; we can create more specific issues for specific types of entities as we go.
The old CRUD (create, read, update, delete) interface for accessing collections, records and annotations is currently under the
/apiprefix. This structure already more or less echoes the namespaces as dicussed in #156, but the interfaces need to be converted to RDF using the mechanism fromrestframework-rdf./apiis a little bit awkward in an RDF term, so we should consider also moving these endpoints to a different prefix such as/rdf. This prefix needs to be a Django setting and must be kept consistent with the namespaces of our terms. Other endpoints that are currently routed under/apican stay there.This is a general principle; we can create more specific issues for specific types of entities as we go.