This API allows you to access two sided slugged objects like chits,
tiles,
and shards.
Accessible via /api/twosidedslugged
.
Each two sided slugged objects is accessed via /api/twosidedslugged
and has the following properties.
Complete details in TwoSidedSluggedProperties.
The unique id for this two sided slugged objects. It will never change.
The style of two sided object you want. See Identities above for details.
twosidedslugged
A date when the two sided slugged objects was created.
A date when the two sided slugged objects was last updated.
The name the two sided slugged objects is known by.
A TwoSidedSluggedSet id. The unique id of a two sided slugged set that this two sided slugged object belongs to.
An integer between 1 and 99.
Defaults to 1
.
Allows for multiple copies of a two sided slugged objects to be included in the set.
A File id.
Sets the face image of the two sided slugged objects.
The ID is from a File.
If a face_id is specified,
then an extra property called face
will be added which will briefly describe the image.
A boolean indicating whether the face image has been verified by the user to be correct.
A File id.
Sets the back image of the two sided slugged objects.
The ID is from a File.
If a back_id is specified,
then an extra property called back
will be added which will briefly describe the image.
A boolean indicating whether the back image has been verified by the user to be correct.
The methods used to fetch and manipulate two sided slugged objects.
POST /api/twosidedslugged
Required. The unique session id provided by a Session method.
Required.
Required.
Optional.
Optional.
Optional.
Returns:
{ "id" : "xxx", "name" : "Guard", ... }
PUT /api/twosidedslugged/xxx
See Create for details.
DELETE /api/twosidedslugged/xxx
Required. The unique session id provided by a Session method.
Returns:
{ "success" : 1 }
GET /api/twosidedslugged/xxx
Optional. The unique session id provided by a Session method.
Optional. See "Related Objects" in Intro and Related Objects above for details.
Returns:
{ "id" : "xxx", "name" : "Guard", ... }