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Référence des méthodes HTTP

Guide complet des méthodes HTTP — GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH et plus.

GETSûre: OuiIdempotente: Oui

Retrieves a resource without modifying server state. The most commonly used HTTP method.

Cas d'utilisation: Fetching a webpage, API data, or file.

POSTSûre: NonIdempotente: Non

Submits data to the server to create a new resource or trigger a process.

Cas d'utilisation: Form submission, creating a new record via API.

PUTSûre: NonIdempotente: Oui

Replaces the entire target resource with the request payload.

Cas d'utilisation: Updating a user profile — replaces all fields.

PATCHSûre: NonIdempotente: Non

Partially modifies a resource — only sends the fields that need updating.

Cas d'utilisation: Updating only the email of a user record.

DELETESûre: NonIdempotente: Oui

Removes the target resource from the server.

Cas d'utilisation: Deleting a blog post or API record.

HEADSûre: OuiIdempotente: Oui

Same as GET but returns only headers, not the response body.

Cas d'utilisation: Checking if a URL exists or getting Content-Length.

OPTIONSSûre: OuiIdempotente: Oui

Describes the communication options for the target resource. Used in CORS preflight.

Cas d'utilisation: CORS preflight requests.

TRACESûre: OuiIdempotente: Oui

Performs a message loop-back test along the path to the target resource.

Cas d'utilisation: Debugging proxy chains (rarely used, often disabled).

CONNECTSûre: NonIdempotente: Non

Establishes a tunnel to the server identified by the target resource.

Cas d'utilisation: HTTPS tunneling through HTTP proxies.

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