Merge pull request #97 from tecladocode/jose/cou-152-rest-add-insomnia-export-of-endpoints

Author: jslvtr

docs/docs-upcoming/11_celery_background_tasks/01_project_overview/README.md

@@ -21,6 +21,10 @@ In this section we'll make a simple REST API that allows us to:
 
 This is how the interaction will go!
 
+:::tip Insomnia files
+Remember to get the Insomnia files for this section or for all sections [here](/insomnia-files/)!
+:::
+
 ## Create stores
 
 Request:

docs/docs-upcoming/11_celery_background_tasks/README.md

@@ -89,9 +89,14 @@ CMD ["flask", "run", "--host", "0.0.0.0"]
 </Tabs>
 </div>
 
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 ## New files
 
+:::tip Insomnia files
+Remember to get the Insomnia files for this section or for all sections [here](/insomnia-files/)!
+
+There are two Insomnia files for this section: one for lectures 1-5 (before adding Docker), and one for the other lectures (after adding Docker).
+:::
+
 Let's start off by creating a `requirements.txt` file with all our dependencies:
 
 ```txt title="requirements.txt"

docs/docs-upcoming/11_celery_background_tasks/_category_.json

@@ -5,6 +5,10 @@ description: Let's look at what we'll do in this section. There are no changes t
 
 # Project Overview (and why use SQLAlchemy)
 
+:::tip Insomnia files
+Remember to get the Insomnia files for this section or for all sections [here](/insomnia-files/)!
+:::
+
 In this section we'll make absolutely no changes to the API! However, we will completely change the way we store data.
 
 Up until now, we've been storing data in an "in-memory database": a couple of Python dictionaries. When we stop the app, the data is destroyed. This is obviously not great, so we want to move to a proper store that can keep data around between app restarts!

docs/docs/03_first_rest_api/01_project_overview/README.md

@@ -5,6 +5,10 @@ description: In this section we add Tags to our Stores, and link these to Items
 
 # Changes in this section
 
+:::tip Insomnia files
+Remember to get the Insomnia files for this section or for all sections [here](/insomnia-files/)!
+:::
+
 It's common for online stores to use "tags" to group items and to be able to search for them a bit more easily.
 
 For example, an item "Chair" could be tagged with "Furniture" and "Office".

docs/docs/05_flask_smorest/02_data_model_improvements/README.md

@@ -5,6 +5,10 @@ description: Overview of the API endpoints we'll use for user registration and a
 
 # Changes in this section
 
+:::tip Insomnia files
+Remember to get the Insomnia files for this section or for all sections [here](/insomnia-files/)!
+:::
+
 In this section we will add the following endpoints:
 
 | Method         | Endpoint          | Description                                           |

docs/docs/06_sql_storage_sqlalchemy/01_project_overview_sqlalchemy/README.md

@@ -1,5 +1,9 @@
 # Overview of this section
 
+:::tip Insomnia files
+Remember to get the Insomnia files for this section or for all sections [here](/insomnia-files/)!
+:::
+
 In this section, we will figure out how to get our Flask app and put it on a public server so other people can interact with it! This is called "deploying".
 
 There are many services we can use to deploy our app. Most of them have some sort of "free tier" so that you can try the deployment without having to pay anything. Usually, if you want better performance or unlimited usage, you have to pay.

docs/docs/07_sqlalchemy_many_to_many/01_section_changes/README.md

@@ -1,5 +1,9 @@
 # How to send emails with Python and Mailgun
 
+:::tip Insomnia files
+Remember to get the Insomnia files for this section or for all sections [here](/insomnia-files/)!
+:::
+
 To send e-mails using Python, we are going to use Mailgun, a third party service which actually delivers the messages.
 
 You could use [your own personal account and the built-in `email` and `smtp` libraries](https://blog.teclado.com/learn-python-send-emails/), but most personal e-mail providers will limit how many e-mails you can send per day. Plus, you won't get analytics and a host of other features that you can get with an email service like Mailgun.