Delivery API
This page describes the Delivery endpoint for obtaining JCR data as JSON.
This REST resource is highly customizable. You can define multiple endpoint configurations to serve different needs. Each configured endpoint is accessed through a distinct endpointPath
property and provides three methods. The methods, called with HTTP GET, allow you to read a node (and its subnodes) by a given path, get children of a node and query nodes.
To help you configure and try out the delivery scenarios mentioned on this page, we:
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Use
delivery
as part of the endpoint path. Our webapps come with a pre-configured user role calledrest-anonymous
, which allows anonymous users to access the/.rest/delivery/*
path. -
Set the
bypassWorkspaceAcls
property totrue
in all endpoint configurations.
Otherwise, you would have to use the Security app and configure an access control list for the anonymous user to be able to access the nodes inside the various workspaces the delivery scenarios utilize. |
Methods
Sending a request to a URI that ends with just the GET GET |
Read node
Query parameters can only be used with the Query nodes method. To further restrict content delivery with either the Read node or the Get children method, you must adjust the endpoint definition through the endpoint configuration properties in the Yaml configuration file. |
Returns one node by a given path including its properties and child nodes down to a certain depth. Child nodes are returned in the natural order.
Request URL
GET <magnolia-base-path>/.rest/endpointPath/{path}
Parameters
Parameter | Description | Data type |
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required The path relative to the |
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Example
Get all component nodes of the main
area of the /travel/about
page.
curl "http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/travel/about/main"
Response
{
"@name": "main",
"@path": "/travel/about/main",
"@id": "f3b2681f-e747-4ff6-bcbb-2a9a9f01553e",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:area",
"00": {
"@name": "00",
"@path": "/travel/about/main/00",
"@id": "01db6fc1-78af-4284-adf0-8c997309df6a",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:component",
"text": "<p>We are a full service, independent travel agency.</p>\n<p>We offer unique tours from every continent on the planet. Get inspired and book your tour with us for an experience you’ll always remember.</p> ",
"imagePosition": "below",
"headlineLevel": "small",
"headline": "About Magnolia Travels",
"@nodes": [
]
},
"04": {
"@name": "04",
"@path": "/travel/about/main/04",
"@id": "834ef0b0-1519-4834-b1f5-4166ae004ac0",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:component",
"layout": "8x4",
"@nodes": [
]
},
"@nodes": [
"00",
"04"
]
}
This result is returned for the following configuration:
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: website
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
depth: 2
nodeTypes:
- mgnl:area
childNodeTypes:
- mgnl:component
Get children
Query parameters can only be used with the Query nodes method. To further restrict content delivery with either the Read node or the Get children method, you must adjust the endpoint definition through the endpoint configuration properties in the Yaml configuration file. |
This method is a special variant of the read node method. It uses the @nodes
handle to retrieve child nodes of a path in a configured endpoint. To use the handle, append it to the path of a URI:
Request URL
GET <magnolia-base-path>/.rest/endpointPath/{path}@nodes
The items in the response are returned in their natural (unsorted) order. See also the orderBy parameter in the query nodes method.
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Examples
Get child nodes in the root of the <myEndpoint>
endpoint:
curl "http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/@nodes"
Response
[
{
"@name": "travel",
"@path": "/travel",
"@id": "b06b82a2-74b0-4994-8015-028c4fd60716",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"position": "bottom",
"header": "Cookies are used on this website!",
"layout": "block",
"readMoreLinkexternal": "https://cookiesandyou.com/",
"description": "Magnolia Travels is a demonstration project for Magnolia CMS. Browse the site to get an overview of Magnolia CMS features, and learn how to edit the content online. Or download the project and dig into the sources to learn the key templating features of Magnolia CMS.",
"link": "Learn more ...",
"title": "Travel Home",
"dismiss": "Got it!",
"bannerbackground": "#000",
"deny": "Decline cookies",
"message": "This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website.",
"readMoreLink": "external",
"complianceType": "info",
"buttontext": "#fff",
"buttonbackground": "#ef6155",
"hideInNav": "false",
"searchResultPage": "6df1ebd8-fc9d-4db3-8539-02829c56b9f2",
"allow": "Allow cookies",
"keywords": "Magnolia CMS, Open Source CMS, Content management, Demonstration project, Demo project, Demo, Online demo, Website builder",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "sportstation",
"@path": "/sportstation",
"@id": "5f26a93e-9d21-4231-9e60-c8edbb0d339d",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"description": "Magnolia Travels is a demonstration project for Magnolia CMS. Browse the site to get an overview of Magnolia CMS features, and learn how to edit the content online. Or download the project and dig into the sources to learn the key templating features of Magnolia CMS.",
"title": "Sportstation",
"keywords": "Magnolia CMS, Open Source CMS, Content management, Demonstration project, Demo project, Demo, Online demo, Website builder",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
This result is returned for the endpoint called <myEndpoint>
with the following configuration:
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: website
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
nodeTypes:
- mgnl:page
Get child nodes in the root of the /travel
page:
curl "http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/travel/@nodes"
Response
[
{
"@name": "tour-type",
"@path": "/travel/tour-type",
"@id": "05872876-073e-40a3-a3c5-0d0a18c1d43d",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"navigationTitle": "Tours",
"title": "Tour Types",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "destination",
"@path": "/travel/destination",
"@id": "028a4a92-35df-45a3-b6ff-58381db74eb5",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"title": "Destinations",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "tour",
"@path": "/travel/tour",
"@id": "af4cd608-2dda-4535-a5e0-703ef92fd45a",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Tour detail",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "stories",
"@path": "/travel/stories",
"@id": "f8cbedd6-df91-4d7c-a952-2dc414d97704",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"title": "Stories",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "about",
"@path": "/travel/about",
"@id": "808ebe4c-72b2-49f1-b9f7-e7db22bce02f",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"title": "About",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "contact",
"@path": "/travel/contact",
"@id": "53b073cc-ea3a-4e44-bdea-8c8a790b55c5",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"title": "Contact",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "meta",
"@path": "/travel/meta",
"@id": "7ebd74f1-c6f7-4307-9953-afd549118a56",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Container for meta pages",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "book-tour",
"@path": "/travel/book-tour",
"@id": "60e1aa3e-23d6-4200-ad28-20c3b969ab89",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Book your tour",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "members",
"@path": "/travel/members",
"@id": "39257043-9524-49a8-bcf2-934ac797eddf",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"description": "Exclusive content, tips and special discounts for registered members.",
"title": "Members",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "tour-finder",
"@path": "/travel/tour-finder",
"@id": "d25e69d9-27d0-4477-824c-7cc0714c97ce",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Tour Finder",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "tour-tag",
"@path": "/travel/tour-tag",
"@id": "a045a2d0-7b1c-466c-88bc-28352749959c",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Tagged tours",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
This result is returned for the endpoint called <myEndpoint>
with the following configuration:
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: website
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
nodeTypes:
- mgnl:page
Query nodes
Returns a list of nodes matching a query composed of the query parameters provided. You can also apply filters to the query.
Request URL
GET
<magnolia-base-path>/.rest/endpointPath?param1=value1¶m2=value2&…
Use any of the optional query parameters or none. |
Parameters
The parameters below are query parameters.
The <filter> option is not a parameter but acts as a filter for the response of the operation.
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optional A search phrase (full-text search).
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optional The properties by which to order the nodes. As of Magnolia 6.2.6, sorting is case-insensitive. The result may be returned either in the ascending ( asc ) order or in the descending ( desc ) order. The ascending order is applied if the direction is not set.
The results are returned unsorted if no |
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optional The start position in a result list (for pagination). Default is |
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optional The number of nodes displayed in a page query. Use together with |
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optional Allows you to retrieve and view a specific version of a content item. Example Let there be a page Provided two versions,
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optional There are multiple filter options to filter for a property of the node, for node names, for nodes which must be ancestors of a given path, and so on. You can combine filters with an |
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Filters
queryNodes
provides a filtering mechanism. Filters are added as
request parameters. Filter values must be properly URL-encoded. You can
use multiple filters within the same request.
Filter format
The filter parameter has the following format:
property[operator]=value
- Example filter used in a URL
http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/my-endpoint?description[like]=%25demonstration%25
In some REST clients, you may need to URL-encode also the key
in the filter parameter. For example:
See also the RFC standard called Uniform Resource Identifier (URI): Generic Syntax (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#section-2.2) |
Filtering
Filter operators
Apart from ilike , all the other operators are case-sensitive.
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Can be used with:
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Can be used with: Percentage - Wildcard character that can be used in the search pattern to mean zero or more additional characters. Underscore - Wildcard character that can be used in the search pattern to stand for any single character.
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The value can be either For example, sending The operator can be used with any property. |
Filter types
Property | Description | ||
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Property filter |
Filter for a node property. The property value must be an exact match.
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Filter by a node name.
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Filter by a path.
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Filter by the JCR node ID (uuid). The property value must be an exact match.
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Find nodes for which the path provided is the ancestor. The path must be absolute in the given workspace of the given workspace prefix.
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Usage notes
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If no operator is provided,
eq
is used by default. -
The
value
in the filter parameter is treated asString
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Use brackets to pass an operator, for example
[eq]
,[ne]
,[lt]
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For
in
andnot-in
, a range symbol~
(the tilde) should be provided, for example:http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/<myEndpoint>?mgnl:created[in]=2015-12-01~2015-12-31
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Ranges are inclusive:
price[in]=100~200
is interpreted asprice >= 100 AND price ⇐ 200
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For filtering by date and time, only two ISO 8601-based formats are accepted. The patterns shown are in JAVA notation (
java.text.SimpleDateFormat
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Date:
yyyy-MM-dd
2018-01-01
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Datetime:
yyyy-MM-dd’T’HH:mm:ss.SSSXXX
2018-01-11T10:26:47.438+07:00
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If a filter can take multiple possible values which must match, use the
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(OR) operator.@name=travel|about
Make sure the operator is always properly URL-encoded for REST requests, either with the
--data-urlencode
flag when sent using thecurl
command or directly through the percent-encoding method:@name=travel%7Cabout
Filtering on specific languages
To get REST results for a specific language, specify a language suffix in the search query. See the below examples in the context of three apps in the Magnolia Demo bundle:
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Tours app
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Pages app
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Stories app
Retrieving language variants (Tours app)
Content in the Tours app (stored in the tours
workspace) is available both in English and in German, with English being the default language for the site.
Searching for Erleben in the content of the body
properties of the workspace by sending a query such as:
http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/?body[like]=%Erleben%
yields no results since Erleben is present only in the German content variant:
In the search query you need specify the language by appending - in this case - the _de
suffix to the body
property and re-send
http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/?body_de[like]=%Erleben%
instead. Only this will return a result (click the link to expand to see the actual result):
Response
{
"results": [
{
"@name": "Kyoto",
"@path": "/magnolia-travels/Kyoto",
"@id": "b475f27e-2929-427b-9517-815118a3b36e",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"name": "Kyoto",
"description": "The natural side of Japan",
"location": "Kyoto, Japan",
"tourTypes": [
"d2245867-ecaa-4b4e-8743-e0c939be68b7",
"415025c6-e4b5-4506-9384-34f428a52104"
],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>Experience the still beauty that permeates and surrounds Kyoto. Kyoto is famous for many things, including countless <a href=\"http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2058.html\" style=\"text-decoration:none;\" target=\"_blank\"><u>temples</u></a>, <a href=\"http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2059.html\" style=\"text-decoration:none;\" target=\"_blank\"><u>shrines</u></a> and other fascinating historical buildings.</p>\n<p>Join us on a visit to the City of Ten Thousand Shrines. We'll visit Tō-ji, Ginkaku-ji, Kōzan-ji and their remarkable gardens before venturing into the mountains that surround the city. You’ll enjoy a day spent in green Miyama and a day hiking in Shizuhara. You’ll never think about Japan in the same way again.</p> ",
"destination": [
"7ec72c48-c33f-418e-b2ff-44cfb4bbb1f2"
],
"duration": "7",
"image": "jcr:44689d29-5966-4d41-8fd4-2dc7da783528",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
}
This result is returned for the endpoint called <myEndpoint>
with the following configuration:
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: tours
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
Notice that in spite of searching within body_de
the content in the output is in English. This is caused by sending the en
value in the Content-Language
header sent along with the query. To obtain a response with content in German, you would need to append &lang=de
to the query.
If you try to find the English equivalent (Experience), you must not specify the _en
suffix since English is the site’s default language. Using this suffix in the query returns an empty result set:
{"results":[]}
There’s no property body_en present in the tours workspace.
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Alternatively, try searching with a more general search query such as ?q=Erleben which will also return a response where Erleben appears in the JCR (endpoint configuration is same as the one above):
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Response
{
"results": [{
"@name": "North-Sea-Islands",
"@path": "/magnolia-travels/North-Sea-Islands",
"@id": "a2a00b27-7e39-4230-8c79-3ffc5a678a15",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"name": "North Sea Islands",
"description": "At the mercy of the sea",
"location": "Hamburg, Germany",
"tourTypes": ["e007e401-1bf8-4658-8293-b9c743784264", "d2245867-ecaa-4b4e-8743-e0c939be68b7"],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>Off Germany’s coast in the North Sea lie the remote, romantic Halligen islands. Here, you’ll experience a unique environment and way of life shaped by the tides. Houses here are built on meter high man-made hills called Warften to keep them above the sea-floods - known here as Land Unter. The islands are traced with tiny canals to drain the water after storms. But the locals, some 400 people, have also installed dams to let the silt settle out of the water. They must rely on this to slowly build up the height of the islands. It’s like a slow-motion race against erosion and rising oceans. Speaking of slow - you’ll have plenty of opportunity to enjoy the island pastimes like the local card game (also called Land Unter), flying kites, or just wandering the wind-buffeted pastures, lightly populated with happy sheep and contented cows.</p>\n<p>Our trip will include walks on the extensive salt coated mudflats of this <a href=\"http://www.germany.travel/en/towns-cities-culture/unesco-world-heritage/the-wadden-sea.html\" style=\"text-decoration:none;\" target=\"_blank\"><u>World Heritage</u></a> nature reserve, where you’ll be able to observe some rare birdlife. We’ll discover many other fascinating critters, like ants that have adapted to build special nests that can withstand the periodic flooding. The broken remnants of houses and household goods to be found on the flats are a reminder of the elemental forces which shape the islands, and our tenuous relationship with them.</p> ",
"destination": ["6cc50e28-fb0e-4e49-b3b6-728690a2e861"],
"duration": "7",
"image": "jcr:7f3cbb8f-a909-47da-b678-543ce6f244b9",
"@nodes": []
}, {
"@name": "Lapland-for-Families",
"@path": "/magnolia-travels/Lapland-for-Families",
"@id": "705051cb-c0c3-43b2-b5fa-c571b5d5d2d4",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"isFeatured": "true",
"name": "Lapland for Families",
"description": "Your own Arctic Circle adventure",
"location": "Kittilä, Finland",
"tourTypes": ["415025c6-e4b5-4506-9384-34f428a52104", "17da160b-da66-4e09-9e31-5fd040880f4a"],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>Enjoy a family winter adventure in Lapland, Sweden where sledding, husky sledding and ice skating are all on the menu. We lend you toboggans for sledding, and there are gentle hills right outside your cabin. For something more adventurous, join our ‘crazy slope’ days out. Children will love the chance to drive their own sled, and snowballs and snowmen are possible any time of the day. You’ll also get the chance to experience the spectacular Northern Lights.</p>\n<p><br /> At Christmas time, children can also join visits to Santa and his famous grotto, going on a unique snowmobile journey to see where Santa manages all his toy operations.</p> ",
"destination": ["ee483660-15cd-490d-b709-884b3f130286"],
"duration": "7",
"image": "jcr:71b9a58b-3c78-41bd-9fe4-17ce0f3b5dd4",
"@nodes": []
}, {
"@name": "Kyoto",
"@path": "/magnolia-travels/Kyoto",
"@id": "b475f27e-2929-427b-9517-815118a3b36e",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"name": "Kyoto",
"description": "The natural side of Japan",
"location": "Kyoto, Japan",
"tourTypes": ["d2245867-ecaa-4b4e-8743-e0c939be68b7", "415025c6-e4b5-4506-9384-34f428a52104"],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>Experience the still beauty that permeates and surrounds Kyoto. Kyoto is famous for many things, including countless <a href=\"http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2058.html\" style=\"text-decoration:none;\" target=\"_blank\"><u>temples</u></a>, <a href=\"http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2059.html\" style=\"text-decoration:none;\" target=\"_blank\"><u>shrines</u></a> and other fascinating historical buildings.</p>\n<p>Join us on a visit to the City of Ten Thousand Shrines. We'll visit Tō-ji, Ginkaku-ji, Kōzan-ji and their remarkable gardens before venturing into the mountains that surround the city. You’ll enjoy a day spent in green Miyama and a day hiking in Shizuhara. You’ll never think about Japan in the same way again.</p> ",
"destination": ["7ec72c48-c33f-418e-b2ff-44cfb4bbb1f2"],
"duration": "7",
"image": "jcr:44689d29-5966-4d41-8fd4-2dc7da783528",
"@nodes": []
}, {
"@name": "Jordan-s-Pearls",
"@path": "/magnolia-travels/Jordan-s-Pearls",
"@id": "3351f7b2-e67b-4dbd-a6c6-7394eaf86d36",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"isFeatured": "false",
"name": "Jordan’s Pearls",
"description": "Seeking the crossroads of civilizations ",
"location": "Amman, Jordan",
"tourTypes": ["e007e401-1bf8-4658-8293-b9c743784264"],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>This trip will give you a deep insight into the Middle East, allowing you to not only experience its rich and ancient heritage, but also to get a glimpse into daily life. The trip starts by flying into Amman, capital of Jordan. Shortly outside the city, we’ll take you to visit the breath-taking UNESCO world heritage site of Petra, an ancient city carved into the red rock by Nabateans. It is one of the world’s most important archaeological sites.</p>\n<p>From there, we’ll go by road to Jerash, often called the ‘Pompeii of the East’. The ancient Roman ruins at Jerash are famous for their remarkable state of preservation.</p> ",
"destination": ["79da73f7-900b-4c91-b58b-3b1355485519"],
"duration": "7",
"image": "jcr:2b51aaf3-dc5a-4012-89e5-d3b3dd6c08cb",
"@nodes": []
}]
}
For i18n features to work correctly, check that the fallback site has locales configured or extends a site definition with desired locales.
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Retrieving language variants (Pages app)
You can also use all
as the value of the lang
property to retrieve all language variants of content. Compare below the three requests and responses issued against the <myEndpoint>
endpoint configured as follows:
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: website
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
rootPath: /travel/book-tour/
nodeTypes:
- mgnl:page
lang
set to all
http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/?lang=all
Response
{
"results": [
{
"@name": "meal",
"@path": "/travel/book-tour/meal",
"@id": "9b8ea1b2-a93f-4015-a822-84d730ca982a",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Meal",
"title_de": "Menü",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "review",
"@path": "/travel/book-tour/review",
"@id": "17680c5a-82b2-49e8-b078-186b1ab9284d",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Review",
"title_de": "Überprüfung",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "personal-details",
"@path": "/travel/book-tour/personal-details",
"@id": "829ee1ee-4a74-4fca-8dc1-87f473eedd32",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Personal details",
"title_de": "Persönliche Angaben",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
}
lang
not set
http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/
Response
{
"results": [
{
"@name": "meal",
"@path": "/travel/book-tour/meal",
"@id": "9b8ea1b2-a93f-4015-a822-84d730ca982a",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Meal",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "review",
"@path": "/travel/book-tour/review",
"@id": "17680c5a-82b2-49e8-b078-186b1ab9284d",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Review",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "personal-details",
"@path": "/travel/book-tour/personal-details",
"@id": "829ee1ee-4a74-4fca-8dc1-87f473eedd32",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Personal details",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
}
lang
set to de
http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/?lang=de
Response
{
"results": [
{
"@name": "meal",
"@path": "/travel/book-tour/meal",
"@id": "9b8ea1b2-a93f-4015-a822-84d730ca982a",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Menü",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "review",
"@path": "/travel/book-tour/review",
"@id": "17680c5a-82b2-49e8-b078-186b1ab9284d",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Überprüfung",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "personal-details",
"@path": "/travel/book-tour/personal-details",
"@id": "829ee1ee-4a74-4fca-8dc1-87f473eedd32",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "true",
"title": "Persönliche Angaben",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
}
Retrieving language variants (Stories app)
Internationalization of content is supported also in the Stories app and its parent — the Content Editor module (version 2.1 and later).
In the following example, sample English and German content is retrieved from an abbreviated story using the lang=all
query parameter and the following endpoint configuration:
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: stories
depth: 2
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
nodeTypes:
- mgnl:composition
childNodeTypes:
- mgnl:contentNode
- mgnl:block
http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/?lang=all
Response
{
"results": [
{
"@name": "lost-and-found-in-swiss-alps",
"@path": "/stories-demo/lost-and-found-in-swiss-alps",
"@id": "07d3a126-2882-4329-802a-357ae2e1aeeb",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:composition",
"authorBio_de": "Der Engländer und begeisterte Bergsteiger Richard Douglas bloggt regelmäßig über seine Streifzüge durch die Natur. Sein jüngster Beitrag hat einen düsteren Unterton, denn er schreibt einige letzte Worte an seine Frau Margaret.",
"stories": [
],
"embedimage": "jcr:602d9a8a-4411-4239-a738-3cd98a483931",
"location": "Birmingham, UK",
"tours": [
],
"title": "Losing and finding myself in the Swiss Alps",
"authorBio": "Englishman and mountaineering enthusiast Richard Douglas blogs regularly about his forays into nature. His most recent post takes on darker overtones as he pens some last words to his wife Margaret.",
"embedsource": "<iframe src=\"https://player.vimeo.com/video/228199156?background=1\" class=\"responsive-element\" width=\"640\" height=\"360\" frameborder=\"0\" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe> ",
"location_de": "Birmingham, Großbritannien",
"author": "Richard Douglas",
"created": "2017-02-16T14:29:00.000Z",
"author_de": "Richard Douglas",
"lead_de": "Lieber M., hier ist ein Geständnis. Habe ich dir jemals erzählt, dass ich mein ganzes Leben lang Angst hatte? Angst vor den Herausforderungen, davor, den Anforderungen nicht gewachsen zu sein. Angst davor, zu versagen und zu scheitern. Mit Angst kommt man nicht sehr weit, also habe ich versucht, mich von dieser Angst zu befreien. Deshalb habe ich mich auf Aktivitäten eingelassen, die mich bis an meine Grenzen brachten. Erinnerst du dich an den November, als wir ein Wochenende in Zermatt verbrachten? Ich war einen Tag vor dir dort.",
"visualType": "embed",
"authorImage": "jcr:fba1c915-94d5-45b7-9e59-686fd0f3fad4",
"lead": "Dear M, Here’s a confession. Did I ever tell you that I’ve been afraid all my life? Afraid of the challenges, of just not being up to it. Afraid of failing and falling down. Being afraid doesn’t get you very far, so I sought to rid myself of this fear. That’s why I took up those activities that pushed me to the edge of my limits. Remember that November when we spent a weekend in Zermatt? I was there a day before you joined me. ",
"title_de": "Sich verlieren und wiederfinden in den Schweizer Alpen",
"authorImage_de": "jcr:fba1c915-94d5-45b7-9e59-686fd0f3fad4",
"blocks": {
"@name": "blocks",
"@path": "/stories-demo/lost-and-found-in-swiss-alps/blocks",
"@id": "64716970-d237-4e46-b080-1fb8f93395c2",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:contentNode",
"1": {
"@name": "1",
"@path": "/stories-demo/lost-and-found-in-swiss-alps/blocks/1",
"@id": "7f3ea561-269a-4d3c-8906-8e596d5eeda0",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:block",
"text": "<p>I started off in the late morning with the train from Bern to Zermatt. I had a hangover from four beers the previous night - simply drank too much after those nights of abstinence while being on-call. All my gear was stashed in a large backpack, and a group of Swiss asked me if I was going to the Matterhorn.</p>",
"@nodes": [
]
},
"2": {
"@name": "2",
"@path": "/stories-demo/lost-and-found-in-swiss-alps/blocks/2",
"@id": "f1412a64-00d6-48cf-b582-c5264ac100a1",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:block",
"text": "<p>My plan was to head for the Schönbielhütte (2694m) and spend the night there. The hut would not be manned in winter, but would be a resting place. The route takes about four hours and runs parallel to the north face of the Matterhorn along a lake and glacier towards the hut. It’s an easy trail in summer, but this was November. Still, the snow was not high as I started off in the mid-afternoon and made good progress.</p>",
"@nodes": [
]
},
"@nodes": [
"1",
"2"
]
},
"blocks_de": {
"@name": "blocks_de",
"@path": "/stories-demo/lost-and-found-in-swiss-alps/blocks_de",
"@id": "203f5169-b08e-42f4-83af-69ca54f30ac2",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:contentNode",
"0_de": {
"@name": "0_de",
"@path": "/stories-demo/lost-and-found-in-swiss-alps/blocks_de/0_de",
"@id": "b82beee3-3318-4fa4-81ed-22d3120152c9",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:block",
"text": "<p>Ich begann am späten Vormittag mit dem Zug von Bern nach Zermatt. Ich hatte einen Kater von vier Bieren in der Nacht zuvor - ich hatte einfach zu viel getrunken nach den Nächten der Abstinenz während des Bereitschaftsdienstes. Meine gesamte Ausrüstung war in einem großen Rucksack verstaut, und eine Gruppe von Schweizern fragte mich, ob ich auf das Matterhorn wolle.</p>",
"@nodes": [
]
},
"1_de": {
"@name": "1_de",
"@path": "/stories-demo/lost-and-found-in-swiss-alps/blocks_de/1_de",
"@id": "ffdd5556-2f25-478e-a71f-cd0e8f5ad1e8",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:block",
"text": "<p>Mein Plan war, zur Schönbielhütte (2694m) zu gehen und dort zu übernachten. Die Hütte würde im Winter nicht besetzt sein, aber ein Rastplatz sein. Der Weg dauert etwa vier Stunden und führt parallel zur Nordwand des Matterhorns entlang eines Sees und Gletschers zur Hütte. Im Sommer ist es ein einfacher Weg, aber es war November. Trotzdem war der Schnee nicht hoch, als ich am späten Nachmittag aufbrach und gut vorankam.</p>",
"@nodes": [
]
},
"@nodes": [
"0_de",
"1_de"
]
},
"@nodes": [
"blocks",
"blocks_de"
]
}
]
}
Retrieving personalized content
For more details about this topic, see Requesting personalized content with the delivery endpoint. |
Filtering examples
We assume you are familiar with cURL
. Note that cURL requires URL encoding.
We go through a few examples below:
Example | Description |
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Find webpages in the Travel Demo which were last modified before or on June 12, 2024. |
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Find webpages with the word |
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Find all site nodes for which |
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Find nodes in the |
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Find a tour with the word |
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Letter case: Using the |
See tools to test REST requests for other possibilities. |
Example A
Find webpages in the Travel Demo which were last modified before or on June 12, 2024:
curl 'http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery//?mgnl:lastModified[lte]=2024-06-12' --globoff
By using the option --globoff you can specify URLs that contain the letters \{}[] without having them being interpreted by cURL itself.
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Endpoint: <myEndpoint>
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: website
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
rootPath: /
nodeTypes:
- mgnl:page
includeSystemProperties: true
Response
{
"results": [
{
"@name": "meta",
"@path": "/travel/meta",
"@id": "7ebd74f1-c6f7-4307-9953-afd549118a56",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"jcr:createdBy": "admin",
"hideInNav": "true",
"mgnl:template": "travel-demo:pages/standard",
"mgnl:lastActivatedBy": "superuser",
"jcr:created": "2019-09-25T08:49:30.320+02:00",
"mgnl:lastActivated": "2019-09-25T08:49:35.482+02:00",
"mgnl:created": "2015-02-02T20:58:23.939+01:00",
"mgnl:createdBy": "superuser",
"title": "Container for meta pages",
"mgnl:lastModified": "2015-06-03T20:37:49.283+02:00",
"mgnl:activationStatus": "true",
"mgnl:lastModifiedBy": "superuser",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
}
Example B
Find webpages with the word Customer
in the title.
curl -g -G "http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>" --data-urlencode "title[like]=%Customer%"
Use --data-urlencode and -g -G to encode the request parameter values, if required.
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Endpoint: <myEndpoint>
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: website
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
rootPath: /
nodeTypes:
- mgnl:page
Response
{
"results": [
{
"@name": "customer-experience-agent",
"@path": "/travel/about/careers/customer-experience-agent",
"@id": "1f8af166-258f-4351-a543-3d0fc8bb00c0",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"title": "Customer Experience Agent",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "customer-experience-supervisor",
"@path": "/travel/about/careers/customer-experience-supervisor",
"@id": "c8e6902a-499a-44d7-9de9-45fd93d60a6b",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"title": "Customer Experience Supervisor",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
}
Example C
Due to the use of a wildcard character in the URL with the [like]
filter the number of results can potentially be higher. In the website
workspace, find all nodes for which /travel/about/careers
is the ancestor:
curl 'http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/?@ancestor=/travel/about/careers'
Endpoint: <myEndpoint>
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: website
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
rootPath: /
nodeTypes:
- mgnl:page
Response
{
"results": [
{
"@name": "customer-experience-agent",
"@path": "/travel/about/careers/customer-experience-agent",
"@id": "1f8af166-258f-4351-a543-3d0fc8bb00c0",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"title": "Customer Experience Agent",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "marketing-associate",
"@path": "/travel/about/careers/marketing-associate",
"@id": "f19c60f2-3049-4883-a170-4bf65e3abb91",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"title": "Marketing Associate",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "customer-experience-supervisor",
"@path": "/travel/about/careers/customer-experience-supervisor",
"@id": "c8e6902a-499a-44d7-9de9-45fd93d60a6b",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:page",
"hideInNav": "false",
"title": "Customer Experience Supervisor",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
}
Example D
Find nodes in the tours
workspace that contain the keyword beach
. Return the results in descending order based on the location
property and restrict the number of results to two:
curl 'http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>/?q=beach&orderBy=location%20desc&limit=2'
Endpoint: <myEndpoint>
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: tours
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
Response
{
"results": [
{
"@name": "Beach-Paradise-in-Brazil",
"@path": "/magnolia-travels/Beach-Paradise-in-Brazil",
"@id": "545d5815-a3dd-4b68-a539-c38eb1bba29b",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"isFeatured": "true",
"name": "Beach Paradise in Brazil",
"description": "An Amazonian beach holiday",
"location": "São Luís, Brasil",
"tourTypes": [
"082c340c-b062-4b15-86b8-96dd9deff680"
],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>When you hear “Amazon”, you probably think of a deep jungle. Well, this remarkably well hidden beach paradise is right in the middle of it. Alter do Chão lies on Rio Tapajós, a tributary to the mighty Amazon, which is so wide here that you can’t even see across to the far shore. There’s plenty of nature to explore in the area on foot, but the inlet to the lake is also covered with cosy beach restaurants and bars, perfect for a post swim chill out. </p>\n<p>No fear of crocodiles here, but there are some sting rays to watch out for. You’ll start your adventure on the two-day boat ride from Manaus (capital of the Amazon) to Santarém, but be sure to bring your own hammock (and some rope) or just some extra coins for the bar!</p>\n<p>While you’re here, you’ll discover there’s much more to do than hanging out at the glorious beaches. The town lies at the entrance to the Lago Verde lagoon, home to many Amazon animals, and the perfect place to do a canoe trip. We also include tours to the beautiful Floresta Nacional do Tapajós and Rio Arapiuns.</p> ",
"destination": [
"bed2e297-199c-4dc8-90cd-54ad3cb4221b"
],
"duration": "14",
"image": "jcr:950cc73c-1b12-4f2a-bba7-97ad9d171f5d",
"@nodes": [
]
},
{
"@name": "West-Coast---Highway-101",
"@path": "/magnolia-travels/West-Coast---Highway-101",
"@id": "730c8850-d638-4e91-b3fb-4041a0c59ffe",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"name": "West Coast - Highway 101",
"description": "Family travels in USA",
"location": "Seattle, USA",
"tourTypes": [
"17da160b-da66-4e09-9e31-5fd040880f4a"
],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>Imagine walking in the footsteps of the explorers, missionaries, and soldiers who made America what it is today. Discover the famous El Camino Real (The Royal Road) based on the old trail which linked the Spanish Missions, Pueblos and Presidios.</p>\n<p>We'll kick off in Seattle and head south into Oregon and finally to California where we'll hit the beaches on California Highway 1. The trip will be infused with history and fabulous scenery, but there’ll be lots of time for fun, with some great beach activities at the end of the trip.</p> ",
"destination": [
"ed3dcd18-78af-46df-a9e1-bc732479f2e7"
],
"duration": "7",
"image": "jcr:d44f783c-91ca-4b48-9533-ea4e147e13e9",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
}
Example E
Find a tour with the word Japan
in its description
. Return only the variant in the German language:
curl -g -G 'http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>?lang=de-DE' --data-urlencode "description[like]=%Japan%"
We use --data-urlencode to encode one of the request parameters, whereas the one that does not require encoding is added to the URL directly.
|
Endpoint: <myEndpoint>
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: tours
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
Response
{
"results": [
{
"@name": "Kyoto",
"@path": "/magnolia-travels/Kyoto",
"@id": "b475f27e-2929-427b-9517-815118a3b36e",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"name": "Kyoto",
"description": "Die natürliche Seite Japans",
"location": "Kyoto, Japan",
"tourTypes": [
"d2245867-ecaa-4b4e-8743-e0c939be68b7",
"415025c6-e4b5-4506-9384-34f428a52104"
],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>Erleben Sie die Schönheit, die Kyoto durchdringt und umgibt. Kyoto ist berühmt für viele Dinge, darunter unzählige <a href=\"http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2058.html\" target=\"_blank\">Tempel</a>, <a href=\"http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2059.html\" target=\"_blank\">Schreine</a> und andere faszinierende historische Bauwerke.</p>\n<p>Kommen Sie mit uns auf einen Besuch der Stadt der zehntausend Schreine. Wir besuchen To-ji, Ginkaku-ji, Kōzan-ji und ihre bemerkenswerten Gärten, bevor wir einen Abstecher zu den Bergen in der Umgebung der Stadt machen. Sie werden es genießen, einen Tag im grünen Miyama und einen Tag mit Wandern in Shizuhara zu verbringen. Sie werden nie wieder wie bisher über Japan denken.</p> ",
"destination": [
"7ec72c48-c33f-418e-b2ff-44cfb4bbb1f2"
],
"duration": "7",
"image": "jcr:44689d29-5966-4d41-8fd4-2dc7da783528",
"@nodes": [
]
}
]
}
Example F
This example shows the difference between using the like
and ilike
operators.
Suppose you have the following three tours in your content app:
The like
and ilike
operators will work as follows in example requests for tours
with "families" in their names.
Endpoint: <myEndpoint>
$type: jcrDeliveryEndpoint_v2
workspace: tours
bypassWorkspaceAcls: true
The case-sensitive like
does not return anything:
curl -g -G 'http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>' --data-urlencode "name[like]=%families%"
Response
{
"total": 0,
"offset": 0,
"limit": 10,
"results": []
}
The case-insensitive ilike
does, however:
curl -g -G 'http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/.rest/delivery/<myEndpoint>' --data-urlencode "name[ilike]=%families%"
Response
{
"total": 3,
"offset": 0,
"limit": 10,
"results": [
{
"@name": "France-for-Families",
"@path": "/tours/France-for-Families",
"@id": "3f4e050b-17bc-4ae2-ae50-a114d536168f",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"name": "France for Families",
"description": "Discover why its world’s most visited country",
"location": "Paris, France",
"tourTypes": [
"17da160b-da66-4e09-9e31-5fd040880f4a"
],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>France is the most popular tourist destination in the world, and it’s no surprise. Paris never fails to delight visitors with its magical atmosphere, romantic cruises and breathtaking architecture. Magnolia Travels brings you the magic of France, but takes you away from the usual touristic places to experience real French life too. You’ll start your tour with a trip up the Eiffel Tower - you simply have to do it! But then we take you to stay in Provins, a beautiful medieval town only one hour from Paris. We’ll take you to some authentic French cafés and restaurants, away from the hustle and bustle. There’s also an optional day trip to Disneyland Paris for little (and big) kids who can’t resist.</p>\n<p>France for families offers many wonderful add on options, including: a week cruising on the Dordogne, horseriding in Normandy, castles and beaches of La Vendée.</p> ",
"destination": [
"6cc50e28-fb0e-4e49-b3b6-728690a2e861"
],
"duration": 14,
"image": "jcr:090eb9c4-b35b-4869-a12f-6ea80292cba4",
"@nodes": []
},
{
"@name": "Lapland-for-Families",
"@path": "/tours/Lapland-for-Families",
"@id": "705051cb-c0c3-43b2-b5fa-c571b5d5d2d4",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"isFeatured": true,
"name": "Lapland for Families",
"description": "Your own Arctic Circle adventure",
"location": "Kittilä, Finland",
"tourTypes": [
"415025c6-e4b5-4506-9384-34f428a52104",
"17da160b-da66-4e09-9e31-5fd040880f4a"
],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>Enjoy a family winter adventure in Lapland, Sweden where sledding, husky sledding and ice skating are all on the menu. We lend you toboggans for sledding, and there are gentle hills right outside your cabin. For something more adventurous, join our ‘crazy slope’ days out. Children will love the chance to drive their own sled, and snowballs and snowmen are possible any time of the day. You’ll also get the chance to experience the spectacular Northern Lights.</p>\n<p><br /> At Christmas time, children can also join visits to Santa and his famous grotto, going on a unique snowmobile journey to see where Santa manages all his toy operations.</p> ",
"destination": [
"ee483660-15cd-490d-b709-884b3f130286"
],
"duration": 7,
"image": "jcr:71b9a58b-3c78-41bd-9fe4-17ce0f3b5dd4",
"@nodes": []
},
{
"@name": "Belize-for-Families",
"@path": "/tours/Belize-for-Families",
"@id": "3dc158ce-fa92-4eab-a060-3f65d467b9ab",
"@nodeType": "mgnl:content",
"isFeatured": true,
"name": "Belize for Families",
"description": "See Belize through the eyes of your children",
"location": "Belize City, Belize",
"tourTypes": [
"17da160b-da66-4e09-9e31-5fd040880f4a"
],
"author": "Magnolia Travels",
"body": "<p>Located between Mexico and Guatemala in the heart of Central America, Belize's natural beauty will take your breath away. Our ‘Belize for Families’ trip will set pulses racing for any active family. A week isn’t really enough to discover the rainforest, reefs and ruins of Belize, but we’ll certainly try. Your family will have the chance to try out scuba diving on Belize’s barrier reef, as well as go caving in the limestone Cayo District.</p> ",
"destination": [
"bed2e297-199c-4dc8-90cd-54ad3cb4221b"
],
"duration": 7,
"image": "jcr:f90c8094-542d-4037-a4f5-dcd634fd0393",
"@nodes": []
}
]
}
Configuration
Endpoint path
You can define multiple endpoints. At runtime, the endpoint path for each endpoint is generated automatically from the path and name of the respective endpoint definition.
- Examples
File path | Endpoint path |
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Location of the endpoint definitions
Magnolia REST endpoint definitions are true Magnolia Resources. You can create them in:
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a light module
-
a Magnolia Maven module
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in the JCR
configuration
workspace, if you use the JCRv2
REST API (info.magnolia.rest.delivery.jcr.v2.JcrDeliveryEndpointDefinition
).
In a light module
Add configurations to the folder restEndpoints
or to subfolders.
my-light-module/ └── restEndpoints ├── delivery │ └── another-endpoint.yaml └── my-endpoint.yaml
In a Magnolia Maven module
Add configurations to the folder
resources/my-maven-module/restEndpoints
or to subfolders.
my-maven-module/ └── src └── main └── resources └── my-maven-module └── restEndpoints ├── delivery │ └── johns-endpoint.yaml └── larrys-endpoint.yaml
Best practice Put the delivery endpoint configurations under the |
Properties
Property | Description | ||
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required (don’t set if Specifies the endpoint type. Possible values:
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required (don’t set if Specifies the endpoint type. Possible values:
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required Name of the target workspace to serve content from. |
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optional Defines the root path used to resolve the given node path parameter and to execute queries. |
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optional (By default, a response includes all properties, including metadata.) List of properties to return. Except for reference resolving, the list can be configured:
In this case, the response includes the properties matching the intersection of the two lists. For reference resolver configurations:
Querystring usage example
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optional (By default, a response includes all properties, including metadata.) List of properties to not return. Except for reference resolving, the list can be configured:
In this case, the response includes all properties not matching the concatenation of the two lists. For reference resolver configurations:
Querystring usage example
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optional Defines the depth of child nodes to be included in the responses. The depth is relative to result nodes. |
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optional, default is Defines whether to include only the exact node type and ignore the sub types. If |
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optional, default is Defines the number of results to be returned in a paginated result set. |
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optional, default is The highest number of nodes a delivery endpoint may return when querying JCR with pagination. |
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optional This property allows you to resolve referenced through a list of reference definitions. The properties of a single reference are defined in For configuration of reference definitions, see the Properties for resolving references subsection below this table. Example configuration
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optional, default is Defines on how many levels the references should be considered and returned in a response if found. |
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optional, default is The default setting eliminates resolving self-references. |
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optional, default is Defines whether |
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optional Defines which |
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optional, default is If set to Defines whether workspace permissions (ACLs) should be evaluated. This may be used to serve all content for the given workspace params to anonymous users until relevant JCR permissions are set up for the anonymous user.
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optional Defines the time-to-live (TTL) in seconds of the resources in the cache of the device that consumes it (a browser, for example). It is used as the value of |
Properties for resolving references
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The references
property node contains a list of reference definitions.
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optional An arbitrary name. If you do not set the property, the first property must start with a Using the |
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optional The value must be a valid node type. If set, references are resolved only on nodes of the given type. |
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required The value of this property contains the name of the JCR node property that stores one or multiple references to nodes of other workspaces. |
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required The reference resolver defines how references are resolved. The properties are defined in info.magnolia.rest.reference.ReferenceResolverDefinition. Example configuration
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referenceResolver properties for resolving JCR node references
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required Must be |
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required The name of the workspace containing the nodes that are referenced. |
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optional, default is If set to If |
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optional, default is If The format of the generated links depends on the configuration of the link generator (configured in |
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optional, default is Sets the depth in the referenced nodes. |
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referenceResolver properties for resolving asset references
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required Must be |
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optional, default is If set to If |
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optional, default is If set to |
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optional, default is If set to |
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optional A list of rendition names as defined in the theme linked to the current site. |
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required The rendition name. To get the asset in its original (default) size, use If you add an undefined – and therefore non-existent rendition – the asset resolver creates a link to the default variation which is the same as the asset in its original size. Example:
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referenceResolver properties for resolving asset links in rich text fields
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required Must be |
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optional, default is The endpoint returns a full URL, using the value configured in If set to
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