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feat(glossary): Adds statelessness.mdx to glossary #2649

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A new file named statelessness.mdx has been added to the project, providing a detailed guide on the concept of statelessness in API development. The document defines statelessness, contrasts it with stateful APIs, and discusses its implications in REST API design. It includes practical examples, addresses common misconceptions, and emphasizes the significance of understanding statelessness for effective API development.

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apps/www/content/statelessness.mdx Added a new guide on statelessness in API development, covering definitions, advantages, comparisons with stateful APIs, implications for REST API design, and addressing misconceptions.

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    Client->>Server: Request with all necessary information
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1-4: Consider adding additional metadata fields for better documentation organization.

While the current metadata is good, consider adding these commonly used fields to enhance documentation organization and searchability:

  • slug: For URL generation
  • tags: For categorization (e.g., ["api", "architecture", "rest"])
  • lastModified: For version tracking
  • authors: For attribution
 ---
 title: "Statelessness in APIs: Definition & Examples"
 description: "Statelessness in APIs means no client data is stored between requests. Learn about stateless REST API examples and benefits. Explore our API glossary."
+slug: "statelessness"
+tags: ["api", "architecture", "rest"]
+lastModified: "2024-11-14"
+authors: ["p6l-richard"]
 ---

23-28: Consider adding code examples to illustrate stateless API implementations.

While the examples provided are good, adding code snippets would help developers better understand practical implementation. Consider including:

  • A basic stateless REST API endpoint example
  • Authentication token usage example
  • Request/response examples showing all required information in each request

Example addition:

 3. **Serverless Architectures**: Functions as a Service (FaaS) platforms like AWS Lambda are inherently stateless, executing code in response to events without maintaining any server state.
+
+### Example of a Stateless API Endpoint
+```typescript
+// Each request contains all necessary information
+app.post('/api/orders', (req, res) => {
+  const { userId, authToken, orderDetails } = req.body;
+  
+  // Verify authentication with each request
+  if (!isValidToken(authToken)) {
+    return res.status(401).json({ error: 'Unauthorized' });
+  }
+  
+  // Process order using only the provided information
+  const order = processOrder(orderDetails);
+  
+  // Response is self-contained
+  res.json({ orderId: order.id, status: 'created' });
+});
+```

35-37: Consider adding diagrams to illustrate stateless vs stateful architectures.

The explanation of REST API statelessness would benefit from visual aids showing:

  • Request/response flow in stateless architecture
  • Comparison with stateful architecture
  • Server scaling patterns enabled by statelessness

Consider using Mermaid diagrams to illustrate these concepts inline with the documentation.


41-42: Enhance security implications section with technical details.

While the point about session hijacking is valid, consider expanding the security section to include:

  • Token-based authentication best practices
  • CSRF protection in stateless architectures
  • Rate limiting considerations
  • API key management
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5-7: LGTM! Clear and accurate introduction.

The title and introduction effectively establish the concept of statelessness, providing a solid foundation for the detailed sections that follow.

@chronark chronark merged commit 8526728 into unkeyed:main Nov 7, 2024
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