Authorization
Example:
Authorization | Bearer Paste-Your-API-Key-HereThe service
id is read from the request body, not the URL. Provide the id
of the service you own in the JSON body to identify the record to update.Request Body
ID of the name service to update. Must be a valid UUID for a service you own.
Updated name of the service.
Updated description of the service.
Updated configuration object for the service. Stored as serialized JSON.
Credential object for the service. Stored as serialized JSON when provided.
Updated webhook URL notified for events related to this service.
Updated price (in IDR) associated with the service.
Updated public website URL associated with the service.
Updated image URL representing the service.
Event configuration for the service. Stored as serialized JSON.
Response
Successful ResponseMain Structure (Root)
Status code returned by the API.
Status message that describes the status code.
The updated name service record.
data Structure (Object)
Service ID.
ID of the account that owns the service.
Service name.
URL-friendly slug derived from the service name.
Service description.
Public website URL associated with the service.
Price (in IDR) associated with the service.
Webhook URL notified for events related to this service.
Image URL representing the service.
Service configuration as a serialized JSON string.
Service credential as a serialized JSON string.
Event configuration as a serialized JSON string.
Errors
Returned with
messages set to the error description when the service cannot be
updated (for example, when id is missing or does not match a service you own).