Update a Single Object

Partial Update on an Object
This function updates a single object of the given type and with the given ID. If no object with the specified object exists yet, an error is returned.
The ID must be a valid UUID, and must be lowercase. For example, 550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000 is a valid UUID.
When updating objects using the JourneyApps API, use the UUIDs returned by JourneyApps (in the id field of each object) when you retrieve objects.​
Relative URL
HTTP Request Method
/api/v4/backend-deployment-id/objects/model/object-id.json
PATCH
Replace model with the type of object that you wish to update (as defined in your app's Data Model).
Replace object-id with the ID of the specific object.
Parameters
The parameters must be specified in the same way as for creating new objects. Please refer to the same section in Creating a New Object and to the Field Representation section.
For updating more than one object in a request, refer to the Batch Operations section.
Response
The response includes the single updated object. The format of the object is the same as for Retrieving all Objects.
Example
BASE-URL
The below examples contain a BASE-URL placeholder. Please refer to the HTTP Endpoints section to get the base URL relevant to your deployment.
In this example, we update only the status field of a task object:
HTTP
curl
ruby
PATCH BASE-URL/api/v4/533bda53027894f69b001055/objects/tasks/198c990e-f1bf-11e1-8d7d-001cc01904e3.json
​
task[status]=1
The -X parameter to curl allows you to use a specific HTTP request method.
​
curl "BASE-URL/api/v4/533bda53027894f69b001055/objects/tasks/198c990e-f1bf-11e1-8d7d-001cc01904e3.json" \
    -u "533bda53027894f69b001055:7Ajj5htRY1uzw7b4w23V" \
    -X PATCH \
    -d "task[status]=1"
require 'rest-client'
journey = RestClient::Resource.new "BASE-URL/api/v4", "533bda53027894f69b001055", "7Ajj5htRY1uzw7b4w23V"
journey["533bda53027894f69b001055/objects/tasks/198c990e-f1bf-11e1-8d7d-001cc01904e3.json"].patch :task=>{:status=>1}
Response:
json
{
  "id": "198c990e-f1bf-11e1-8d7d-001cc01904e3",
  "type": "task",
  "updated_at": "2015-02-10T12:03:28Z",
  "display": "Task 1",
  "name": "Task 1",
  "instructions": null,
  "status": {
    "key": 1,
    "display": "Closed"
  },
  "category_id": null
}
Replacing an Object in its Entirety
This function replaces a single object of the given type with the given ID. If no object with the specified ID exists yet, a new object is created with the given ID.
The ID must be a valid UUID, and must be lowercase. For example, 550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000 is a valid UUID.
When updating objects using the JourneyApps API, use the UUIDs returned by JourneyApps (in the id field of each object) when you retrieve objects.​
Relative URL
HTTP Request Method
/api/v4/backend-deployment-id/objects/model/object-id.json
PUT
Replace model with the type of object that you wish to update (as defined in your app's Data Model).
Replace object-id with the ID of the specific object.
Parameters
The parameters must be specified in the same way as for creating new objects. Please refer to the same section in Creating a New Object and to the Field Representation section.
For updating more than one object in a request, refer to the Batch Operations section.
Response
The response includes the single updated object. The format of the object is the same as for Retrieving all Objects.
Example
BASE-URL
The below examples contain a BASE-URL placeholder. Please refer to the HTTP Endpoints section to get the base URL relevant to your deployment.
In this example, we set only the name field of a task object. The other fields are cleared.
HTTP
curl
ruby
PUT BASE-URL/api/v4/533bda53027894f69b001055/objects/tasks/198c990e-f1bf-11e1-8d7d-001cc01904e3.json
​
task[name]=Task%201
The -X parameter to curl allows you to use a specific HTTP request method.js
​
curl "BASE-URL/api/v4/533bda53027894f69b001055/objects/tasks/198c990e-f1bf-11e1-8d7d-001cc01904e3.json" \
    -u "533bda53027894f69b001055:7Ajj5htRY1uzw7b4w23V" \
    -X PUT \
    -d "task[name]=Task%201"
require 'rest-client'
journey = RestClient::Resource.new "BASE-URL/api/v4", "533bda53027894f69b001055", "7Ajj5htRY1uzw7b4w23V"
journey["533bda53027894f69b001055/objects/tasks/198c990e-f1bf-11e1-8d7d-001cc01904e3.json"].put :task=>{:name=>"Task 1"}
Response:
json
{
  "id": "198c990e-f1bf-11e1-8d7d-001cc01904e3",
  "type": "task",
  "updated_at": "2015-02-10T12:01:25Z",
  "display": "Task 1",
  "name": "Task 1",
  "instructions": null,
  "status": null,
  "category_id": null
}

Relative URL	HTTP Request Method
`/api/v4/``backend-deployment-id``/objects/``model``/``object-id``.json`	PATCH

Relative URL	HTTP Request Method
`/api/v4/``backend-deployment-id``/objects/``model``/``object-id``.json`	PUT

Retrieve a Single Object

Delete a Single Object

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