The Complete Strapi™ Course with Plugins and Deployment - Controllers: Extending Core Controllers

The video tutorial explains how to modify query parameters in API requests by adding new keys to the query object. It demonstrates executing the core find method with these modifications and adding a timestamp to the response metadata. The tutorial includes testing and logging the modified query and concludes with a preview of the next steps in the learning process.

What is the purpose of adding a new key to the query parameters in the context of the find endpoint?

• To remove existing query parameters

• To change the endpoint being accessed

• To modify the core logic of the find method

• To add additional filtering criteria to the request

How does the modified query affect the execution of the core find method?

• It bypasses the core logic entirely

• It causes an error in the execution

• It executes the core logic with the modified query

• It replaces the core logic with a new method

What additional information is added to the metadata of the response?

• Current timestamp

• User details

• Request headers

• Query parameters

Why is it important to log the context object during testing?

• To validate the endpoint URL

• To check the response time

• To ensure the query object is correctly modified

• To verify the server is running

What is the expected outcome when a request is made with 'publication state equals preview'?

• The query object includes a local key with English value

• The request is rejected

• The server returns an error

• The query object remains unchanged