API Endpoints
This section provides a comprehensive overview of the API endpoints available for integration with the Wise LMS platform
For detailed descriptions, request parameters, response formats, and code examples, we recommend referring to the official Postman documentation available at: link to Postman documentation.
Categorization of APIs
The API endpoints are categorized logically to make navigation easier. Here's a general breakdown of the categories you'll find within the Postman documentation:
User Management: Endpoints for managing users (tutors and students) within your LMS platform, including functionalities like creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting user information.
Courses & Content: Endpoints for managing courses, content materials (assignments, lectures, etc.), and course enrollments.
Lessons & Scheduling: Endpoints for managing lesson scheduling, including creating lessons, assigning tutors and students, and managing lesson availability.
Live Sessions: Endpoints specific to live session functionalities, potentially including starting, joining, managing participants, and recording sessions.
Progress & Reports: Endpoints for retrieving user progress reports, assessment results, and other relevant data for tracking learning activities.
Other Functionalities: Additional endpoints may be available depending on the specific features offered by your LMS platform.
Exploring the Postman Documentation:
Within the Postman documentation linked above, you'll find each endpoint clearly labeled with its functionality. Each endpoint description will include details on:
URI: The complete URL for the API endpoint.
HTTP Methods: The supported HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) for interacting with the endpoint.
Request Parameters: A detailed breakdown of all request parameters (both mandatory and optional) required or allowed for the specific endpoint. This will include data types, expected formats, and example values.
Response Format: The data format used for API responses (typically JSON). The documentation will outline the structure of the response object, including properties and their data types. Sample response payloads will be provided for successful requests and potential error scenarios.
By effectively utilizing the Postman documentation, you can gain a thorough understanding of each API endpoint and its functionalities. This will empower you to integrate these functionalities seamlessly into your online tutoring application.
Additional Notes:
The Postman documentation may also include authentication instructions and code samples demonstrating how to make API calls using different programming languages.
If you have any questions or require further clarification on specific endpoints beyond the information provided in the Postman documentation, feel free to reach out to our developer support team using the contact information provided in the Getting Started section of this documentation.
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