Much of the functionality that is exposed through the REST API Specification is also available using an HTML user interface interpreted by your favorite web browser. Whether your request for particular HTTP API endpoints results in an HTML UI or more machine-readable formats is based on content negotiation headers. This tour walks you through the major user interface components when accessing the HTTP API through a web browser.
When you access the root path of the RESTful HTTP API you are presented with a rendering of the root level of your Fedora repository.
From here you can:
The user interface is divided into regions.
The navigation bar, which appears at the top of each page, includes links to the following:
Information about the resource requested is displayed below the navigation bar, filling the left two thirds of interface.
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