v1Recursos/Locations/postCrear un menú de ubicación
Crear un menú de ubicación
Gestionar menús de clientes. Requiere un usuario activo de la agencia con acceso a Clientes. Se aplican los permisos del usuario y las restricciones de clientes de las credenciales. Las fotos deben ser accesibles para el cliente propietario.
post
locations:write/api/v1/location-menusCuerpo de la solicitud
clientIdstringobligatorio
ID de cliente o ID público. Es opcional al listar; si se omite, se devuelven menús de todos los clientes accesibles.
menuobjectobligatorio
namestringobligatorio
descriptionstringopcional
currencystringopcional
sectionsarray of objectopcional
Secciones ordenadas, hasta 50, con un máximo de 200 elementos por sección y 1.000 en total.
namestringobligatorio
descriptionstringopcional
itemsarray of objectopcional
namestringobligatorio
descriptionstringopcional
pricenumberopcional
caloriesintegeropcional
allergensstringopcional
ingredientsstringopcional
photoKeysarray of stringopcional
Claves de recursos accesibles como upload:abc, hasta 20 por elemento. No se aceptan URLs directas de imágenes.
Respuesta
dataobjectopcional
menuobjectopcional
idstringopcional
namestringopcional
descriptionstringopcional
currencystringopcional
clientIdstringopcional
clientNamestringopcional
sectionsCountintegeropcional
itemsCountintegeropcional
assignedLocationsintegeropcional
createdAtstringopcional
sectionsarray of objectopcional
idstringopcional
namestringopcional
descriptionstringopcional
itemsarray of objectopcional
Errores
400A la solicitud le falta un parámetro obligatorio o es inválida de otra forma.
401La clave de API falta, es inválida, expiró o fue revocada.
403A la clave le falta el permiso requerido, o no está autorizada para este cliente/ubicación.
404El recurso no se encontró, o no pertenece a su agencia.
422Uno o más destinos no son restaurantes activos del cliente propietario del menú.
429Demasiadas solicitudes. Reintente tras el número de segundos indicado en el encabezado Retry-After.
503No se pudo completar la operación del menú.
post/api/v1/location-menus
Su clave de API
Cuerpo de la solicitud*
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