REST API Order Properties Export

This source is used to export order properties from Quant. This automated task exports all order properties, especially the order QID and order state. The input and output format is JSON.

Use the Automatic Tasks section to create and set up an export. Once created, the task list will have the ID that you pass in the request URL.

Automatic task
Task ID
  • Settings

Before using the API, you must edit the following attributes in the Settings tab:

  • Check the Enabled attribute to enable the task.
  • In the Users with API Access Permission, select one or more users with the Robot role who will have permission to run the task.
  • In the Order Properties Attribute Mapping, select the attributes to export and optionally modify their JSON keys.
  • Attributes
Attribute
Description
Type
Enabled
Specifies whether the user can access this resource.
yes/no
Title
Custom name of the automated task.
text
Description
Custom description of the automatic task function.
formatted text
Notes
Notes.
long text
Emails for Notifications

One or more email addresses to which emails with error conditions will be sent.

list of strings
Users with API Access Permission
Users with the Robot role who are authorized to run the task.
list of users
Delay in Seconds before Retrying
The number of seconds the client should wait before retrying the export in case of a long queue of requests to the server.
whole number
Order Properties Attribute Mapping
A mapping containing an entry for each attribute to be exported.
complex type
Measure Unit
Unit of measure such as cm, mm, etc.
selection
Date Format
Date entry format, eg 31.12.19
selection
Date and Time Format
Date and time format, e.g. 31.12.19 23:59:59
selection
List Item Separator
Character for splitting the items of the list of values.
character


Settings
  • Request

/v1/export/order-properties/{task_id}

Parameter
Value
URL
?debug added to the URL will also display a warning in the response. Without it, only errors are listed.
Header
Accept: application/json
Header
Content-type: application/json
Header

Authorization: Bearer  <TOKEN>

TOKEN is obtained via /authenticate (see Login).

Method
POST

The content of the request is a JSON object containing the following key:

Key
Value
Date
Within the request you need to specify for which day the orders are to be exported.
Examples:
{"date":"12.9.24"}
  • Response
Key
Value
Status
A string describing the final state of the export.
  • SUCCESS = error-free export process
  • PARTIAL_SUCCESS = export completed but generated one or more warnings
  • FAILURE = one or more errors occurred during the export
Warnings
Optional - included only if the ?debug parameter is in the URL and the export generated at least one warning.
List of warning strings.
Errors
Optional - included only if the export generated at least one error.
List of error strings.
Record
Optional - is only included if the export did not end with a "FAILURE" status.

List of exported objects. Each object contains the keys defined by the mapping in the task settings.

  • Status Codes
Status
Value
200 OK
Export successful with "SUCCESS" or "PARTIAL_SUCCESS" status. The response may contain warnings or minor errors.
400 Bad Request
Incorrect task settings or incorrect request.
401 Unauthorized
The authorization token is invalid, or the user who is logged on with the token does not have permission to run this task.
404 Not Found
No task was found with the ID specified in the URL.
500 Internal Server Error

A critical server-side error occurred during the export.

  • Execution Log

In Quant, in addition to task settings, you can also view records of individual exports, including statistics, errors, and warnings.

Execution Log

If we select a specific record, we can display its details by clicking the Show Items button.

Show Item details


  • Request

curl -X POST --location "http://[YOUR_COMPANY].iquant.eu/v1/export/order-properties/246?debug" \

    -H "Authorization: Bearer ywJqq25pXO6oaCPqgEAiTioBVwM8Ih2kOwzzd3eWK3R2oDSA5n" \

    -H "Accept: application/json" \

    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \

    -H "Cache-Control: no-cache" \

    --data '{"Date":"12.9.24"}

  • Response

{

  "Status": "SUCCESS", "Records": [

  {"QID": "933291", "Store ID": "198 - Prague", "State": "Ordered", "Order Date": "10.10.23", "Delivery Date": "11.10.23"},

   {"QID": "933292", "Store ID": "450 - Kolín", "State": "Delivered", "Order Date": "10.10.23", "Delivery Date": "11.10.23"},

 ]

}