Legen Sie die Umgebungsvariable ENDPOINTS_GAE_SDK auf den Pfad des App Engine SDK-Ordners fest: Path_to_Cloud_SDK/platform/google_appengine.
Ersetzen Sie Path_to_Cloud_SDK durch die Ausgabe des folgenden Befehls:
gcloudinfo--format="value(installation.sdk_root)"
Führen Sie den folgenden Befehl im Hauptverzeichnis der API aus:
gcloudappdeploy
Warten Sie kurz, bis die Bereitstellung abgeschlossen ist. Ignorieren Sie die Warnmeldungen. Nach Abschluss der Bereitstellung erhalten Sie in etwa folgende Meldung:
File upload done.
Updating service [default]...done.
Prüfen Sie die erfolgreiche Bereitstellung, indem Sie eine Testanfrage an die API senden. Beispiel:
Informationen zu Versionsverwaltung der API und zum Bereitstellen von Versionen finden Sie unter API-Versionsverwaltung handhaben.
API lokal testen
Sie können Ihre API mit dem lokalen App Engine-Entwicklungsserver lokal testen. Weitere Informationen zum lokalen Entwicklungsserver finden Sie unter Lokalen Entwicklungsserver verwenden.
So führen Sie die API lokal aus:
Starten Sie den App Engine-Entwicklungsserver vom Stammverzeichnis des Projekts aus:
dev_appserver.py YOUR_PROJECT_DIR
Führen Sie curl aus, um eine API-Anfrage zu senden. Beispiel:
Damit Ihre API von Endpoints Frameworks verwaltet werden kann, müssen Sie ein OpenAPI-Dokument generieren und bereitstellen, das Ihre API wie unter API-Verwaltung hinzufügen dargestellt beschreibt.
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