<commit_before># About This Guide
This guide documents the major functionality that JsonApi provides.  It can be
  considered a user reference guide with cookbook elements.

This guide does not contain API documentation, nor does it cover topics that
  might be of interest to developers who wish to make changes to JsonApi itself.

# Basic Concepts
The JsonApi works by accepting a standard HTTP request and responding with a
  specially-formatted JSON response.

The response is a JSON object that always contains two elements:  `status` and
  `detail`.

## Example Responses
### OK
This is an example of a response from a call to an API to increment the number
  of likes for an object.  The response indicates that the call was successful
  and includes the new like count so that the requester can update its UI
  accordingly.

    {
      "status": "ok",
      "detail": {
        "likes": 38
      }
    }

### FAIL
This is an example of a response from a call to the same API to increment the
  number of likes for an object.  The response indicates that the ID that was
  specified in the request does not reference a valid object.

    {
      "status": "fail",
      "detail": {
        "errors": {
          "object-id":  "Invalid."
        }
      }
    }

## Response Elements
### Status
The `status` element indicates whether the request succeeded or not.  It has
  two possible values:

- `ok` indicates that the request succeeded (HTTP status `200 OK`).
- `fail` indicates that something was wrong with the request (e.g., a bad
    parameter value; HTTP status `400 Bad Request`).

### Detail
The contents of the `detail` element depend upon the `status` of the response:

- `ok`:  contains any values specified by the server to send back to
  the requester, such as query results, a status value, etc.
- `fail`:  contains a single sub-array called `errors` which contains the
  error messages generated by the server.

# Writing API Actions
Writing actions for JsonApi is very similar to writing any other Symfony action,
  with two minor differences:

  - The actions class should `extend JsonApi_Actions` instead of `sfActions`.
  - Every execution path should terminate with `return $this->success();` or
    `return $this->failure();`.
<commit_msg>Made descriptions more verbose.<commit_after># About This Guide
This guide documents the major functionality that JsonApi provides.  It can be
  considered a user reference guide with cookbook elements.

This guide does not contain API documentation, nor does it cover topics that
  might be of interest to developers who wish to make changes to JsonApi itself.

# Basic Concepts
The JsonApi works by accepting a standard HTTP request and responding with a
  specially-formatted JSON response.

The response is a JSON object that always contains two elements:  `status` and
  `detail`.

## Example Responses
### OK
This is an example of a response from a call to an API to increment the number
  of likes for an object.  The response indicates that the call was successful
  and includes the new like count so that the requester can update its UI
  accordingly.

    {
      "status": "ok",
      "detail": {
        "likes": 38
      }
    }

### FAIL
This is an example of a response from a call to the same API to increment the
  number of likes for an object.  The response indicates that the ID that was
  specified in the request does not reference a valid object.

    {
      "status": "fail",
      "detail": {
        "errors": {
          "object-id":  "Invalid."
        }
      }
    }

## Response Elements
### Status
The `status` element indicates whether the request succeeded or not.  It has
  two possible values:

- `"status": "ok"` indicates that the request succeeded (HTTP status `200 OK`).
- `"status": "fail"` indicates that something was wrong with the request (e.g.,
    a bad parameter value; HTTP status `400 Bad Request`).

### Detail
The contents of the `detail` element depend upon the `status` of the response:

- `"status": "ok"`:  `detail` contains any values specified by the server to
  send back to the requester, such as query results, a status value, etc.
- `"status": "fail"`:  `detail` contains a single sub-array called `errors`
  which contains the error messages generated by the server.

# Writing API Actions
Writing actions for JsonApi is very similar to writing any other Symfony action,
  with two minor differences:

  - The actions class should `extend JsonApi_Actions` instead of `sfActions`.
  - Every execution path should terminate with `return $this->success();` or
    `return $this->failure();`.

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