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| dev:web_api:v3:changes_from_v2 [2014/07/02 13:31] – dstillman | dev:web_api:v3:changes_from_v2 [2014/07/03 19:06] – dstillman |
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| * ''meta'' contains non-editable system-generated properties like ''createdByUser''/ ''lastModifiedByUser'' (for group items), ''creatorSummary'', and ''numChildren''. | * ''meta'' contains non-editable system-generated properties like ''createdByUser''/ ''lastModifiedByUser'' (for group items), ''creatorSummary'', and ''numChildren''. |
| * Other Atom-specific feed properties (''title'', ''author'', ''published'', ''updated'') have been removed. | * Other Atom-specific feed properties (''title'', ''author'', ''published'', ''updated'') have been removed. |
| | * Clients sending ''application/atom+xml'' in the ''Accept'' header will continue to receive Atom responses if no other format is requested |
| * For ''format=json'', ''include=data'' has replaced Atom's ''content=json'' and is now the default mode, with a top-level ''data'' object containing the editable fields. As with ''content'', additional comma-separated types can be requested (e.g., ''include=data,bib''). The requested types are provided as top-level properties. ''content=html'' remains the default in Atom. | * For ''format=json'', ''include=data'' has replaced Atom's ''content=json'' and is now the default mode, with a top-level ''data'' object containing the editable fields. As with ''content'', additional comma-separated types can be requested (e.g., ''include=data,bib''). The requested types are provided as top-level properties. ''content=html'' remains the default in Atom. |
| * Multi-object writes now take an array of JSON objects directly, rather than an object with an ''items''/''collections''/''searches'' property containing an array. | * Multi-object writes now take an array of JSON objects directly, rather than an object with an ''items''/''collections''/''searches'' property containing an array. |
| ==== tl;dr for existing Atom consumers ==== | ==== tl;dr for existing Atom consumers ==== |
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| | * Request ''format=atom'' explicitly, or send ''application/atom+xml'' in the ''Accept'' header |
| * Use ''zapi:parsedDate'' instead of ''zapi:year'' | * Use ''zapi:parsedDate'' instead of ''zapi:year'' |
| * Use ''Total-Results'' HTTP header instead of ''zapi:totalResults'' | * Use ''Total-Results'' HTTP header instead of ''zapi:totalResults'' |
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