REST API Store Import V1
This source is used to store data import in Quant. Input and output format is JSON.
Use Automatic Tasks view to create and set up the import. Once created, the task list will have the ID that you pass in the request URL.
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 Store Data Attribute Mapping, select the attributes to import and optionally modify their JSON keys.
Attributes
Attribute | Description | Type |
Enabled | Specifies whether the automated task is active and can send data through it. | 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 import in case of a long request queue on the server. | |
Store Data Attribute Mapping | A mapping containing an entry for each attribute to be imported. | complex type |
Measure Unit | Measure unit such as cm, mm etc. | selection |
Date Format | Date entry format, eg 31.12.19 | selection |
Date and Time Format | Date and time entry format, eg 19.12.31 23:59:59 | selection |
List Item Separator | Character separating individual items for values of the list type | selection |
Request
/v1/import/store-data/{task_id}
Parameter | Value |
URL | ?debug added to the URL will also display warnings in the response. Without it, only errors are listed. |
Header | Accept: application/json |
Header | Content-type: application/json |
Header | Authorization: Bearer <TOKEN> TOKEN se získává pomocí /authenticate (see Login). |
Method | POST |
The content of the request is an array of JSON objects containing the keys defined in the Store Data Attribute Mapping setting.
Response
Key | Value |
Status | A string describing the final state of the import.
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Warnings | It is optional, ie. is included only if the ?debug parameter is in the URL and the import generated at least one warning. List of warning strings. |
Errors | Optional - included only if the import generated at least one error. List of warning strings. |
Total Lines | Optional - is included only if the import did not end with the status "FAILURE" Number of records on input. |
Empty IDs | Number of records with empty Store ID value. |
Stores Duplicated | Optional - is included only if the import did not end with the status "FAILURE" The number of records that were skipped because this store was already imported in a different request. |
Status Codes
Status | Value |
200 OK | Import 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 import. |
503 Service Unavailable | The task is already running. Retry launching the task after count of seconds given in response header Retry-After. |
Execution Log
In Quant, in addition to task settings, you can also view records of individual imports, including statistics, errors, and warnings.
If we select a specific record, we can display its details by clicking on the Show Items button.
Request
curl -X POST --location "https://[YOUR_COMPANY].iquant.eu/v1/import/store-data/159?debug" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ywJqq25pXO6oaCPqgEAiTioBVwM8Ih2kOwzzd3eWK3R2oDSA5n" \
-H "Accept: application/json" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Cache-Control: no-cache" \
-d '[{ "Store ID": "100001", "Store Name": "Test Store" }]'
Response
{
"Status": "SUCCESS",
"Total Lines": 1,
"Empty IDs": 0,
"Stores Duplicated": 0
}