Drupal provides several ways to integrate third-party services and APIs into a website. One way is to use the Drupal Web Services and Context Core module, which allows you to create web services endpoints and consume them using REST, SOAP, and JSON-RPC protocols.
Another way is to use the Drupal Services module, which allows you to create web services endpoints and consume them using REST, SOAP, and XML-RPC protocols. Additionally, you can use the Drupal Feeds module to import data from external sources using RSS and Atom feeds.
Another way is to use the Drupal JSON:API module to expose content and configuration entities as JSON:API resources. You can also use the Drupal CURL module to make HTTP requests to external APIs from within Drupal.
Another way is to use the Drupal Services module, which allows you to create web services endpoints and consume them using REST, SOAP, and XML-RPC protocols. Additionally, you can use the Drupal Feeds module to import data from external sources using RSS and Atom feeds.
Another way is to use the Drupal JSON:API module to expose content and configuration entities as JSON:API resources. You can also use the Drupal CURL module to make HTTP requests to external APIs from within Drupal.
