Building your API client
We will build a simple client with an elementary API server here. In this case, the API server will be an API that returns a random number between 1 and 100, allows the seed to be set, and has a login process.
For that, we are going to need three endpoints. The first one is /random, which will receive a GET request and return JSON containing the random value like this: {"value": 42}. The second one will be /seed, which will receive a POST request with a JSON body containing the seed like this: {"seed": 123}. And the last one will be /login, which will receive a POST request with a JSON body containing the user and the password like this: {"user": "user", "password": "password"}, and it will return a token.
The following code is for the API server. You don’t need to understand it now, but you can take a look at it if you want. It is not a good code example, so don’t take it as...
