REST endpoints - introduction

The Genesis low-code platform automatically exposes all the resources you have configured as REST endpoints via the Genesis Router. Unless configured otherwise, all requests require a valid SESSION_AUTH_TOKEN HTTP header. A SESSION_AUTH_TOKEN is retrieved after successful user authentication.

The Content-Type of all HTTP request/responses is application/json.

Here, we provide a list of the endpoints for each resource:

• Authentication (log in)
• Data Servers
• Request Servers
• Event Handlers

As well as these resources, there are also endpoints available for:

• Authentication (refresh and log out)
• Metadata

For more information on exposing endpoints for resources not listed above, see Custom Endpoints.

Where to define

The Genesis platform makes defining REST Endpoints easy. Instead of needing to configure individual endpoints, you only have to declare the relevant resources, and configure the Genesis Router.

The following resources support automatic route registration:

• Data Servers
• Request Servers
• Event Handlers