I was wondering how to make update() work with single resources (eg: /user as opposed to /users/343).
I realised I could use the methods parameter to the constructor of the REST class to do this. However, I noticed that this feature was not tested. Is it supposed to be used by the general public? Or is it "private"-ish? Is a test in order? Is this the way to accomplish my original goal?
I was wondering how to make update() work with single resources (eg: /user as opposed to /users/343).
I realised I could use the
methods
parameter to the constructor of the REST class to do this. However, I noticed that this feature was not tested. Is it supposed to be used by the general public? Or is it "private"-ish? Is a test in order? Is this the way to accomplish my original goal?