Retrieves a specific rule.
Request
Request syntax:
GET /rules/Rule ID
Define the following variable when submitting the above request:
VariableA variable represents a value that must be replaced. A variable consists of either a URL segment (e.g., "0001" in /0001/) or a query string value (e.g., "3" in mediaTypes=3). | Description |
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Rule ID Required | Identifies a rule by its system-defined or external ID. Use the Get Multiple Rules endpoint to retrieve a list of rules and their IDs. |
Response
A successful request returns a 200 OK response that contains the following properties:
Name | Data Type | Description | |||
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@id | String | Indicates the relative path to an endpoint that returns this rule. | |||
@type | String | Returns Rule. | |||
all_viewers | Boolean | Indicates whether this rule applies to all audiences. Default value: False | |||
alternate_content_id | String | Indicates the alternate content that will be streamed to blacked out viewers by its ID. The alternate_content_type parameter determines the type of ID defined within this parameter. alternate_content_type: asset Asset ID alternate_content_type: channel Live Channel ID alternate_content_type: slicer Live Slicer ID alternate_content_type: slate Conditional blackout slate will be streamed to blacked out viewers. This parameter should be an empty value. | |||
alternate_content_loop | Boolean | Indicates whether alternate content will be looped. Valid values are: True | False | ||
alternate_content_type | String | Indicates the type of alternate content that will be streamed to blacked out viewers. Valid case-sensitive values are: asset | channel | slate | slicer Identify alternate content through both the alternate_content_id and the alternate_content_type parameters. For example, specify a CMS asset by setting the alternate_content_type parameter to asset and the alternate_content_id parameter to the desired asset ID. |
audience | String | all_viewers: false Indicates an audience or superaudience by its system-defined ID. This rule will only be applied to the specified audience when the all_viewers parameter is set to False. | |||
created | String | Indicates the timestamp (UTC) at which the rule was created. Syntax (ISO 8601): YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.sssZ | |||
desc | String | Indicates the name of the rule. | |||
external_id | String | Indicates the external ID associated with this rule. | |||
id | String | Identifies this rule by its system-defined ID. | |||
owner | String | Indicates the system-defined ID for the user that owns this rule. |
Sample Request/Response
Call the get_rule module (Python 3) to retrieve a specific rule. This module imports names from the api_auth module.
import json, requests
from api_auth import APICredentials, APIParams
rule_id = 'abce337d51f04b6da043cc7f28c9fe2f' # Replace with the ID for the desired rule.
class Rule:
def __init__(self):
self.host = "https://services.uplynk.com
def run(self):
self._get_rule()
def _get_rule(self):
url = "{}{}{}".format(self.host, "/api/v4/rules/", rule_id)
headers = {'Content-Type': 'application/json'}
response = requests.get(
url, params=APIParams(APICredentials()).get_params({}), headers=headers
)
print(response.json())
Rule().run()
Response:
{
'@id': '/api/v4/rules/abce337d51f04b6da043cc7f28c9fe2f',
'@type': 'Rule',
'id': 'abce337d51f04b6da043cc7f28c9fe2f',
'created': '2021-07-01T20:45:59.171Z',
'owner': 'abc123def456ghi789jkl012mno345pq',
'external_id': '',
'audience': 'e1fa7c93edda4541937899ad032b9051',
'alternate_content_type': 'slate',
'alternate_content_id': '',
'alternate_content_loop': True,
'all_viewers': False,
'desc': 'audiences'
}