You can invoke multiple API calls via a single HTTP request.
To do this, make a request with method POST and path /api;compound.
The content of the request should be JSON-encoded (Content-Type: application/json)
and encodes all the requests you want to make in an array called actions.
Keys in the actions array are arbitrary, but actions will be run in the order
they appear in the JSON. i.e. actions may be a list like
[ action1, action2, ... ] or an associative array like
{ "act1": action1, "act2": action2, ... }.
Each action has a method (e.g. GET, PATCH, DELETE)
a path that will be appended to /api (e.g. /properties)
and optionally queryString and content or contentObject
(content being a string containing what would have been the HTTP
request content, contentObject being the JSON object that would
have been encoded by that string).
{
"actions": [
{
"method": "POST",
"path": "/formulas",
"contentObject": [
{
"expressionText": "23 * f",
...
},
...more formulas?...
]
},
{
"method": "DELETE",
"path": "/formulas/1234"
},
{
"method": "DELETE",
"path": "/formulas/1235"
}
]
}If any of the sub-actions fail, you'll get an error response for the entire batch.
Otherwise you'll get a status code of 200 for the batch.
The response will be a JSON-encoded object with a actionResults array whose
keys correspond to the actions array you passed in.
Each will have a statusCode.
If there is any content there will also be a contentObject key mapping
to an array or something.