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25 Dec 2024
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/api/1.0/applications/{envId}/{appId}

Export Application from the indicated Environment. This API is designed to support EXPORT (read) operations in Application.

Notice

Accessing the APIs is through a dedicated domain/URL, according to your PlainID Tenant Location

United States (US) - `https://api.us1.plainid.io`

Canada (CA) - `https://api.ca1.plainid.io`

Europe (EU) - `https://api.eu1.plainid.io`

Using HTML Encoded Special Characters

Use HTML encoded patterns when working with values that contain special characters like spaces, dashes, etc. Refer to this HTML URL Encoding Reference for a full list.

Important note about headers

Refer to the headers below to modify your cURL sample. Check if the following headers are in the sample, if not, ensure you add it to your cURL sample before pasting into your API tool.

Headers

*Required

Header	Value	cURL Line
Accept	`application/json`	`-H "Accept:application/json"`

cURL Sample Guidelines

In order for the relevant parameters to appear in the cURL sample, you can input the values in the interactive API console on the right. They will then appear in the cURL sample on the bottom of the page in the correct format.

Security

HTTP

Type bearer

For more details about Administration API Authentication, check out the Authentication APIs documentation. Provide your bearer token in the Authorization header when making requests to protected resources. Example: Authorization: Bearer 123

Path parameters

envId

string (uuid) Required

The Environment ID can be found under the Details Tab in the Environment Settings.

appId

stringRequired

Unique identifier for the Application. You can find the Application ID in the relevant Application's Details section in the Platform.

Responses

200

Successful operation

Headers

x-request-id

string

The ID of the request

example

{
  "data": {
    "applicationId": "accountsApp",
    "displayName": "Bank Accounts Application",
    "description": "This is the Bank's Application for Accounts",
    "logoUrl": "https://logourl.com",
    "colorIndication": "#85574A",
    "assetTemplateIds": [
      "accounts",
      "loans"
    ]
  }
}

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object

Application

data

object (Application)

Application

applicationId

string

Unique identifier for the Application.

Min length1

Max length128

Pattern^[a-zA-Z0-9_:.-]+$

displayName

string

Application Name

Min length1

Max length100

description

string

Application Description

Max length200

logoUrl

string (uri)

Application Logo URL

colorIndication

string

Application Color

assetTemplateIds

Array of string

List of Asset Templates IDs that are associated with this Application.

string

400

Validation Error

Headers

x-request-id

string

The ID of the request

401

Unauthorized

Headers

x-request-id

string

The ID of the request

403

Forbidden

Headers

x-request-id

string

The ID of the request

404

Object not found

Headers

x-request-id

string

The ID of the request

validationError

{
  "errors": [
    {
      "code": "APV-001",
      "id": "EQ7CMX",
      "status": "404",
      "name": "ApplicationNotFoundError",
      "message": "Application: [non-existing-id] not found in Environment: [2d4a0591-dfe4-45fb-8a69-d183f5c75c0d]"
    }
  ]
}

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object

Response object

errors

Array of object (Error)

object

code

string

status

integer

name

string

message

string

args

object

path

string

500

Internal Server Error

Headers

x-request-id

string

The ID of the request

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