I have a SpringBoot webapp, and it’s working OK for API users to access by first “logging in” via the URI http://localhost:8081/loginRest

I started writing a project in Spring Boot and faced such a problem as writing endpoints for the user and administrator.
What is the best way to do it?
GET online-shop/products and check every time the client is an admin or a client.
or make a separate endpoint for the admin
GET online-shop/admin/products

I started writing a project in Spring Boot and faced such a problem as writing endpoints for the user and administrator.
What is the best way to do it?
GET online-shop/products and check every time the client is an admin or a client.
or make a separate endpoint for the admin
GET online-shop/admin/products

The following project ideas aim to provide students with hands-on experience in creating RESTful
APIs using Java and the Spring Boot framework. Each project focuses on developing a practical
application, connecting to a MongoDB database, implementing CRUD functionality, and handling
validation and errors.
Online Bookstore API
a. Manage books and inventory in an online bookstore
b. Add, view, update, and delete books and their details
c. Foundation for an online bookstore application or integration with other applications
Each of these project ideas offers students the opportunity to gain valuable experience in creating
RESTful APIs, working with MongoDB, and using the Spring Boot framework. They will also develop a
deeper understanding of Java programming and modern web development practices. The projects can
be expanded with additional features, such as authentication and authorization, pagination, sorting,
filtering, searching, testing, and deployment.

So I have been learning REST API with Spring Boot

So I have been learning REST API with Spring Boot