Are you planning to host your API somewhere? API's usually make most sense when they are provided by a third party, so that they can be called from client's side or by other servers. There are even some good free options like Heroku.
Also, you should write the documentation for your API - all the routes, what params they expect and what type of data they return.
Basically this idea of project is not mine, I simply automated the process of
@LoyceV with
his project.
If he agrees that I offer the API on my domain, I would agree to do so.
The basic idea is that it is him who proposes the API ( To bind it with
his project of API )
Edit : Also, you should write the documentation for your API - all the routes, what params they expect and what type of data they return.
For that, it will come soon, but I am not very good to do this kind of thing