Previously, there was no way to know what version of the API you were getting back. Now, you can get a response header back with the version number in it.
I find this very helpful. I am using your plugin right now, and love it.
Without this, you would have include the version # directly into the response JSON. That's fine, probably should be done that way, but this is another great way to check the version #.
Previously, there was no way to know what version of the API you were getting back. Now, you can get a response header back with the version number in it.
I find this very helpful. I am using your plugin right now, and love it.
Without this, you would have include the version # directly into the response JSON. That's fine, probably should be done that way, but this is another great way to check the version #.