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== Additional Properties == | == Additional Properties == | ||
A link can have other optional properties as well, an example is the <code>templated=true</code> property that should be added if a client is supposed to fill in a [[URL Template]]. | A link can have other optional properties as well, an example is the <code>templated=true</code> property that should be added if a client is supposed to fill in a [[URL Template]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:14, 18 January 2021
Link headers are a way to signal available actions to clients. Which actions can be available and how you can perform these actions are documented in the Media-Type specification corresponding to the Content-Type you got back from the server.
Links are identified using their `rel` parameter and always have a `href`.
Common Links
rel=self: This is the canonical URL for this resource. PUT and DELETE requests should generally be done here.rel=next: The next page in a listrel=prev: The previous page in a listrel=first: The first page in a listrel=last: The last page in a list
A full list of publicly registered relation types can be found on the IANA Link Relations page.
Additional Properties
A link can have other optional properties as well, an example is the templated=true property that should be added if a client is supposed to fill in a URL Template.