v1Recursos/Locations/putSubstituir um menu de local
Substituir um menu de local
Substitui toda a estrutura do menu. Seções e itens omitidos são removidos; a descrição omitida é apagada e a moeda assume USD. Leia o menu primeiro e inclua todo o conteúdo que deseja manter.
put
locations:write/api/v1/location-menus/{id}Parâmetros de consulta
idstringobrigatório
ID do menu obtido na lista de menus.
Corpo da solicitação
namestringobrigatório
descriptionstringopcional
currencystringopcional
sectionsarray of objectopcional
Seções ordenadas, até 50, com até 200 itens por seção e 1.000 no total.
namestringobrigatório
descriptionstringopcional
itemsarray of objectopcional
namestringobrigatório
descriptionstringopcional
pricenumberopcional
caloriesintegeropcional
allergensstringopcional
ingredientsstringopcional
photoKeysarray of stringopcional
Chaves de recursos acessíveis como upload:abc, até 20 por item. URLs diretas de imagens não são aceitas.
Resposta
dataobjectopcional
menuobjectopcional
idstringopcional
namestringopcional
descriptionstringopcional
currencystringopcional
clientIdstringopcional
clientNamestringopcional
sectionsCountintegeropcional
itemsCountintegeropcional
assignedLocationsintegeropcional
createdAtstringopcional
sectionsarray of objectopcional
idstringopcional
namestringopcional
descriptionstringopcional
itemsarray of objectopcional
Erros
400Falta um parâmetro obrigatório na solicitação, ou ela é inválida de outra forma.
401Chave de API ausente, inválida, expirada ou revogada.
403A chave não tem a permissão exigida, ou não está autorizada para este cliente/local.
404O recurso não foi encontrado, ou não pertence à sua agência.
422Um ou mais destinos não são restaurantes ativos do cliente proprietário do menu.
429Muitas solicitações. Tente novamente após o número de segundos indicado no cabeçalho Retry-After.
503Não foi possível concluir a operação do menu.
put/api/v1/location-menus/{id}
Sua chave de API
id *
Corpo da solicitação*
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