- /attribute/
- /attributetype/
- /character/
- /module/
- /manifestation/
- /perk/
- /perktype/
- /person/
- /socialstatus/
- /species/
- /user/
All URL headers will respond to GET requests. You can either GET a list of all objects, or single objects with the use of :id.
All POST requests will have the key and valuetype information below.
All PUT requests that are available will use the key and valuetype from the corresponding route POST request.
All URL routes will delete on DELETE requests.
- DELETE: http://localhost/attribute/1
Listing all specific requests you can do with a header.
- key (valuetype)
- attributetype (fk)
- name (varchar)
- description (text)
- manifestation (fk)
- name (varchar)
- maximum (int)
maximum stands for the maximum level of an attribute with the type.
- personid (fk)
- age (int)
- nature (varchar)
- identity (varchar)
- manifestation (fk)
- socialstatus (fk)
- name (varchar)
- description (text)
- name (varchar)
- description (text)
- perktype (fk)
- name (varchar)
- description (text)
- maximum (int)
- special (tinyint(1))
- skill (fk)
- synergy (fk)
- give_attribute (fk)
- req_perk (fk)
- req_species (fk)
- firstname (varchar)
- lastname (varchar)
- gender (varchar)
- occupation (varchar)
- description (text)
- module (fk)
- species (fk)
- name (varchar)
- description (text)
- finance (int)
- name (varchar)
- description (text)
- email (varchar)
- password (varchar)
- firstname (varchar)
- lastname (varchar)