Please look at Bookings. It is the exact same process except you use the event ID instead of project Booking ID.
GET /event
call will return all projects.
Server Response example below for 1 project returned within an array.
[{ _id: '53a168304cc0f1bb16a898ca',
name: '788',
createdDate: '',
updatedDate: '',
backgroundColor: '',
metadata: ''
}]
| Property | Type | Description | Required | Sortable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| _id | string | id of the project | NO | NO |
| name | string | Event name | YES | YES |
| createdDate | string | Event Creation Date | NO | YES |
| updatedDate | string | Event Updated Date | NO | YES |
| backgroundColor | string | Event Color | NO | NO |
| metadata | string | Custom Field | NO | YES |
POST event/search
Search by name
{"name" : "Conference Day" }
Use the following command to get a specific event by id.
GET /event/12345678
Will return event with the id 12345678
A successful event will return a 200 Ok response status from the server.
Create a new event.
POST /event
An example of a event
{"name": "Photo Shoot"}
The server will retyrn the full event object once created including the newly created event ID _id
A successful create will return a 201 Ok response status from the server.
Update an existing event.
PUT /event/123456789
will update the event with the id 123456789. You must pass in the entire event object in the body.
A successful update will return a 200 Ok response status from the server.
Use the following command to delete a specific event by id.
DELETE /event/12345678
Will delete event with the id 12345678
A successful delete will return a 200 Ok response status from the server.