endpoints.http

### Get a list of all tasks
GET localhost:8080/api/tasks

### Create a new task
POST localhost:8080/api/tasks
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "title": "Get milk",
  "description": "Go to the groceries store and buy milk"
}

### Retrieve a single task
GET localhost:8080/tasks/1


### Update the title and description of a task
PUT localhost:8080/tasks/1
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "title": "Get milk",
  "description": "Go to the nearest groceries store and buy milk"
}

### Move task around
# Note that although endpoints and methods are same, but action is taked based on parameters
# If title and description is present in the body then the task is updated
# if after and status is present in the body then the task is moved
# BUT NOT BOTH (although, it can be quite easily achieved)

# after: move the task after the task, this should be an integer value denoting the task_id which should precede it
# status: the new status of the task - done, doing, rejected or it can be the same status the task is of.
PUT localhost:8080/tasks/1
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "after": 4,
  "status": "doing"
}


### Delete a single task by id
DELETE localhost:8080/tasks/1