Days Off
System starts with no off days defined:
But we can add single or multi day events:
Response: HTTP 200, application/json (Hide)
POST /day-offs
Payload:
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{ "name": "Christmas", "start_date": "2014-12-25", "end_date": "2014-12-25", "repeat_yearly": true }
Response:
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{ "single": { "id": 1, "class": "DayOff", "url_path": "\/day-offs\/1", "name": "Christmas", "start_date": 1419465600, "end_date": 1419465600, "is_multi_day": false, "repeat_yearly": true } }
Response: HTTP 200, application/json (Hide)
POST /day-offs
Payload:
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{ "name": "My 1st", "start_date": "2014-05-01", "end_date": "2014-05-03", "repeat_yearly": true }
Response:
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{ "single": { "id": 2, "class": "DayOff", "url_path": "\/day-offs\/2", "name": "My 1st", "start_date": 1398902400, "end_date": 1399075200, "is_multi_day": true, "repeat_yearly": true } }
To update a record, simply send a PUT request, like we did in case of the spelling error for the second event that we added:
Response: HTTP 200, application/json (Hide)
PUT /day-offs/2
Payload:
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{ "name": "May 1st" }
Response:
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{ "single": { "id": 2, "class": "DayOff", "url_path": "\/day-offs\/2", "name": "May 1st", "start_date": 1398902400, "end_date": 1399075200, "is_multi_day": true, "repeat_yearly": true } }
Now we can check /day-offs
collection:
Response: HTTP 200, application/json (Hide)
GET /day-offs
Response:
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[ { "id": 2, "class": "DayOff", "url_path": "\/day-offs\/2", "name": "May 1st", "start_date": 1398902400, "end_date": 1399075200, "is_multi_day": true, "repeat_yearly": true }, { "id": 1, "class": "DayOff", "url_path": "\/day-offs\/1", "name": "Christmas", "start_date": 1419465600, "end_date": 1419465600, "is_multi_day": false, "repeat_yearly": true } ]
Dropping records is easy - just send a DELETE request:
Response: HTTP 200, text/html
DELETE /day-offs/2