Attribute Sets

Filter Attribute Sets

• GET /AttributeSets: Filters the tenant's Attribute Set resources using OData query options ($select, $expand, $filter, $orderby, $skip, $top, $skipToken). Result's paging is done using the default paging size options.

Parameters details

• X-API-KEY: Custom HTTP request header containing the API key used for authentication.

• Accept-Language: Standard HTTP request header indicates the natural language and locale that the client prefers. It can take one of the following values:

  • null: The content localized in the default culture is available in the result.
  • culture-code: The content localized in the specified culture is available in the result.

Examples:

• Expression es returns the content localized in the culture es.

• Expression en-us returns the content localized in the culture en-us.

• $select: Expression describing the list of Attribute Set resource properties to be included in the result. The expression follows the format: ATTRIBUTE_SET_PROPERTY1_NAME{, ATTRIBUTE_SET_PROPERTY2_NAME...}.

Examples:

• Expression typ_title includes in the result only the property typ_title of the current resource (Attribute Set).

• Expression typ_stat,typ_title includes in the result only the properties typ_stat and typ_title of the current resource (Attribute Set).

• $expand: Expression describing the list of collections embedded in the Attribute Set resource (Products) to be included in the result.

• $filter: Expression describing the filters applied to the resources included in the result, following ODATA v4.01 URI conventions.

Examples:

• contains(property1, 'stringValue1')

• $orderby: Expression describing the ordering applied to the properties of resources included in the result.

Examples:

• Expression typ_title orders the result ascendingly on the property typ_title of the current resource (Attribute Set).

• $skip: Expression setting up result's paging according to the limit and offset paging strategy, following the format: NUMBER_OF_ITEMS_TO_BE_SKIPPED_IN_THE_RESULT.

• $skipToken: Expression setting up the continuation token used in paging the result, following the format: [CONTINUATION_TOKEN].

• $top: Expression setting up the number of items in the result, following the format: [PAGE_SIZE].