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1.1. Defining a resource plugin (1.x)
1.2. Defining a resource plugin (2.x)
2. Defining the public fields
2. Defining the public fields (1.x)
2. Defining the public fields (2.x)
2.3. Defining a custom field class (2.x)
3. Authentication
3.2. Token authentication
4. Consuming your API
5.1. Default Endpoints (1.x)
5.2. Default Endpoints (2.x)
6.1. Filtering the response
6.2. Sorting the response
6.3. Paginating the response
7. Data providers
7.2. List of data providers (2x)
7.3. Assigning a different data provider
7.4. Creating a custom data provider
8. Security
9. Examples
9.1. Access unpublished nodes
9.2. Auto complete
9.3. Custom field access control
9.4. Filter on term name
9.5. Filtering users by role
About response formatters
access data from a secondary database
Adding related resource data
Auto completefdas
Consuming your API
Creating a resource that takes data from a secondary database
Defining the endpoint's available routes (URLs)
Documenting your API
FAQ
login
Look up a URL alias mapping with DataProviderDbQuery
Obtaining the current user
Obtaining the current user [RESTful v1]
OPTIONS requests
Resource plugin definition properties
Saving an entity back to Drupal
Specifying available HTTP methods for each field
The Variables resource
Tutorials & blog posts
Tutorials & blog posts (1.x)
Upgrading from 1.x to 2.x
Usage with Backbone.js
Using a different field for URL ID
Using block visibility
Using process callbacks to modify field data
Using the API within Drupal
When a property isn't available
When things go wrong
z. [deprecated] OVERVIEW Defining your own RESTful resource plugin (2.x)

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