UserAttr.set - REST API

Overview

Creates a new user attibute or updates an existing user attribute, optionally encrypting it before it is saved in the database. It is also possible to set expiry for an attribute, upon reaching of which the attribute will be no longer available.

While the call's Python equivalent has two versions, one for individual and the other for multiple attributes, with REST there is a single endpoint to cover both cases. Yet, just like in the Python call, it is more efficient to set multiple attributes in one REST call instead of repeatedly setting individual ones.

HTTP method: PUT
URL path: /zato/sso/user/attr

Request

Name	Datatype	Optional	Notes
ust	string	---	Current user's session token (UST)
current_app	string	---	Name of application that the call is attempted from
user_id	string	Yes	ID of the user to set an attribute or attributes of
name	string	Yes	If a single attribute is to be set, the attribute's name
value	string	Yes	If a single attribute is to be set, the attribute's value
data	list	Yes	If multiple attributes are to be set, a list of dictionaries, each describing an individual attribute, like in the set_many Python API
encrypt	bool	Yes	Should the attribute's new value be encrypted before it is saved to the database. Defaults to False.
expiration	int	Yes	After how many seconds from current time the attribute should expire. By default it will never expire.

Response

Name	Datatype	Optional	Notes
cid	string	---	Correlation ID assigned to request
status	string	---	Overall status code
sub_status	list	Yes	Returned only if status is not "ok", a list of error or warning codes

Usage

$ curl -XPUT localhost:17010/zato/sso/user/attr -d '
  {
    "current_ust": "gAAAAABavk-65BuvKI0JFPeu...",
    "current_app": "CRM",
    "user_id": "zusr6fh6fdgd4997ksjkpx7qnk659q",
    "name": "my-new-rest-attribute",
    "value": "my-new-rest-value",
    "encrypt": true,
    "expiration": 3600
  }
  '

  {
    "status": "ok",
    "cid": "e07c2f8fa0bb5d3b17dcf181"
  }