How to implement bulk operations in RESTful API designs

How do I implement bulk operations in RESTful API designs? For example, a request to delete n IDs, similar to Elasticsearch in bulk that design.

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How do I implement bulk operations in RESTful API designs? For example, a request to delete n IDs, similar to Elasticsearch in bulk that design.

There are many ways to design, borrowing Backbone.js's argument: there's more Than one means to do It, don't be too tangled.

To put it simply, here are a few good things:

• GET /ec2/instance/batch?id=aa,bb,cc: Simple Design
• GET /ec2/instance?batch={"ids":["aa","bb","cc"]}: Robust Design
• GET /ec2/instance?batch=[{"method":"DELETE","id":"aa"},{"method":"DELETE","id":"bb"},{"method":"DELETE","id":"cc"}]: Facebook design (outside the wall)

GETIt's no problem to change all of the above POST .

When you design batch, you don't have to be too obsessed with RESTful definitions (at least I think), after all, things that exist to optimize performance.

The bulk operation is mainly JS operation, after obtaining multiple IDs, the ID collection is sent to an action with Ajax, and the action is written in action.
As an example, routes can write this

resources :shops do  collection do    post :association_shops  endend

http://api.taobao.com/apidoc/api.htm?path=cid:4-apiId:315

http://backbonejs.org/#FAQ-tim-toady
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