Best practice for ContentDelivery API

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Best practice for ContentDelivery API

Dileep D

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Hello,

I have an Episerver MVC site which is working. There is a need to expose some article pages to a third party app.

The idea is to build a Content Delivery API so that the third party app can consume for information. I have no idea on how to set it up and going through the documentation its not that clear too.

Can anyone suggest me the approach. If I just need to install it in my web project and have API Controllers or create a new project. Any instructions or samples will be helpful.

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Feb 19, 2020 20:55

Vincent

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Hi Dieep D

Have a read of my blog post to see if it helps

https://javafun.github.io/episerver-headlessjs-getting-start-part-1-setup/

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Feb 20, 2020 3:02

Dileep D - Feb 20, 2020 3:53

Thanks very much. I just went through the blog and its very helpful. Going to set this up for my site and verify. However I had another question, it mostly looks like configuration only work. I was under assumption that I will need to setup the controllers and end points etc. I can just install the dependencies in my website application itself and endpoints are already created.
Let me try this and get back.

Dileep D

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Thanks Vincent. Your post helped me clear things about basic set up for content delivery API.

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Mar 03, 2020 22:48

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