If you’d like to use BioStar 2 New Local API as a RESTful API for your own customization or other purposes, you can simply reference this article. This article will help you to Add or Delete Users from Access Group in your BioStar 2 via using New local API.
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Create New Access Group
POST Create New AG
https://127.0.0.1/api/access_groups
This request is used to make a new Access Group (AG)
The parameters are as follows:
floor_levels parameter is not available yet. Skip the parameter or put it like this > "floor_levels": ""
For numeric value (such as id's), the value can be put on a quote or not
Known errors:
- Putting "/" at the end of the endpoint
- name is a required and unique parameter
Request Body
{ "AccessGroup": { "name": "access_group_test", "description": "" "users": [ { "user_id": 1750 } ], "user_groups": [ { "id": 10871 } ], "access_levels": [ { "id": 53 } ], "floor_levels": [], } }
Update Access Group
PUT Update an AG
https://127.0.0.1/api/access_groups/:id
This endpoint is used to replace Access Group with id {id}/:id values with the one specified by parameters below:
Known errors:
- Repeating the same value on parameter with multiple options
1. Adding User to existing Access Group
{ "AccessGroup": { "user_groups": [ { "id": 10871, "name": "User Group 1" } ], "new_users": [ { "user_id": 1753 }, { "user_id": 1749 } ] } }
2. Deleting User to existing Access Group
{ "AccessGroup": { "user_groups": [ { "id": 10871, "name": "User Group 1" } ], "delete_users": [ { "user_id": 1753 }, { "user_id": 1750 } ] } }
3. Adding and Deleting User at the same time
{ "AccessGroup": { "user_groups": [ { "id": 10871, "name": "User Group 1" } ], "new_users": [ { "user_id": 1750 }, { "user_id": 1753 } ], "delete_users": [ { "user_id": 1749 } ] } }
4. Adding/Deleting User Group to Access Group
In this example, "User Group 1" with ID 10871 is already assigned to the Access Group.
- When you add/delete user group, it will remove any previous data and add the one that you input
Ex: If you have an existing User Group 1, and on update you put only User Group 2 on user_group parameter, then User Group 1 will be deleted from Access Group and only User Group 2 remains. - If you want to add more user group, then you will need to specify the current user groups. If you only put the addition all the previous data will be removed.
- To skip a record from updating, either skip the paramete. In below example, users are not updated.
Example 1: Adding User Group 2 from exisitng Access Group.
{ "AccessGroup": { "user_groups": [ { "id": 10871, "name": "User Group 1" }, { "id": 10872, "name": "User Group 2" } ] } }
Example 2: Deleting User Group 2 from exisitng Access Group.
{ "AccessGroup": { "user_groups": [ { "id": 10871, "name": "User Group 1" } ] } }
Example 3: Deleting User Group 1 and adding User Group 2.
{ "AccessGroup": { "user_groups": [ { "id": 10872, "name": "User Group 2" } ] } }