When accessed via a PUT request this API method will update an existing linked asset. The array of frame_id's must be the complete listing that makes up the linked asset (i.e include any additions or deletions-- changing this array will trigger creation of a new linked asset). Your HTTP body should consist of JSON similar to the following samples.
Each attribute type/value will be validated to ensure that the data is valid. See the section on errors for how errors are represented.
As this method is accessed via a PUT request the raw body must be set to JSON as described below. Note that this is sample input.
{
"id": 3000000000,
"reference": "Linked Asset Reference",
"description": "Sample Linked Asset",
"frames": [
9999999997,
9999999998,
9999999999
]
}
The table below details the fields used in this example.
| parameter | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| id | int64 (required) | Identifier of the linked asset to update [min: 3000000000, max: 3999999999] |
| reference | string | Linked asset reference |
| description | string (required) | Description of the linked asset |
| frames | array[int64] (required) | Array of FrameIDs to associate with the linked asset. The array of frame_id's must be the complete listing that makes up the linked asset (i.e include any additions or deletions). |
{
"data": [
{
"id": 3000000000,
"reference": "Linked Asset Reference",
"description": "Sample Linked Asset",
"frameIDs": [
9999999997,
9999999998,
9999999999
]
}
]
}
A "data" element that contains an array of linked assets defined as follows:
id - int64 - the unique identifier for the linked asset [min: 3000000000, max: 3999999999]
reference - string - Linked asset reference
description - string - Description of the linked asset
frameIDs - array[int64] - Array of FrameIDs to associate with the linked asset