I'm experimenting with these URLs.
http://localhost:8080/rest/tempo-core/1/holidayscheme/{schemeId}/days/{type}
http://localhost:8080/rest/tempo-core/1/holidayscheme/{schemeId}/days/{type}/{id}
Both have post or put methods which would indicate that I can add new holidays via rest api. Although I have not figured out what's the correct request body.
What I've tried:
{"id":504,"schemeId":21,"name":"Test","description":"testing","duration":"1d","type":"fixed","date":"24/Sept"}
EDIT
Finally got it, one has to do raw post method and add following as parameters
{"name": "test123", "description": "test123", "duration": "1d", "date": "25/Sep"}
Hi,
Currently, there is no documentation about the API´s of the System Plugin: Tempo Core. This API is available in the JIRA REST API Browser and is listed as a private API.
Please note that private API´s are subject to change.
Regards,
Susanne
Hi All,
I want to get the holidays and be able to change/add holidays, of a certain user in JIRA.
So, I would like to try your GET. However, I do not know where for find the schema ID.
Could you please help me with that?
Thank you in advance!
Antonio
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Workload scheme id:
Tempo -> Settings -> Workload -> Click Members in you scheme
and you'll see an URL like {{your.domain}}/secure/Tempo.jspa#/settings/manage-staff?workloadSchemeIds=14
the id is 14
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Hello,
I'm new to Tempo vs REST API. How does a complete POST call look like in order to create a new vacation day?
I don't understand whether the fields you listed in the mentioned JSON are after all like fields in a form post or the JSON is somehow the POST body itself?
I'm trying to make a workaround for TT-535 by requiring working 8h for all Saturdays (by the workload scheme) and set all non-working Saturdays as vacations (instead of setting one, setting 51 in the other direction). I'm not willing to do it manually (will need it next year too), will rather write a script for that.
Thanks,
Sandor
EDIT
I see the JSON needs to be the request body itself.
Headers:
Content-type: application/json
Content-length: {json string length}
The url looks to be like:
{host}/rest/tempo-core/1/holidayscheme/{scheme id}
the verb shoud be PUT (refuses POST)
the json body accepts name and description fields, but adding date, type or duration results HTTP 500.
It was just experimenting, any comprehensive doc would be a great relief to me.
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Succeeded!
Just to not leave the question open, decode this request to any language you are implementing it in:
curl -u {user}:{pass} -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" {host}/rest/tempo-core/1/holidayscheme/{schema id}/days/{floating|fixed} --data-raw '{"name":"test","description":"Added thru REST API","duration":"1d","date":"23/Mar/18"}'
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