Deployment API - Inspect Package

Overview

This endpoint runs an inspection for both Admin Console settings and packages. Appian will return any deployment errors or warnings for a given package and import customization file.

• HTTP Request Method: POST
• Endpoint: /inspections

Request

When performing a POST request, you must define a request body using the multipart/form-data content type. Form data allows you to send key-value pairs and upload files, such as your package.

Each POST request’s body must include a JSON object (application/json content type) and form parameters (uploaded files). The JSON object is a list of key-value pairs, as listed below.

JSON object parameters

• adminConsoleSettingsFileName - File name of the file containing Admin Console settings (.zip).
• packageFileName - File name of the deployment package (.zip).
• customizationFileName - File name of the import customization file (.properties).

Request example

In addition to the JSON object below, the request should have the referenced files attached.

Request

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POST /inspections

JSON object example

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{
   "adminConsoleSettingsFileName": "ACME Brand Standards.zip",
   "packageFileName": "Fraud Investigation Management.zip",
   "customizationFileName": "Fraud Investigation Management.properties"
}

cURL example

If you’re calling the API from a command line interface, you can use cURL to make a request. The cURL command with the above JSON object and its corresponding files looks like:

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curl --location --request
POST 'https://mysite.appiancloud.com/suite/deployment-management/v1/inspections' \
--header 'Appian-API-Key: <API key>' \
--form 'json="{
      \"adminConsoleSettingsFileName\": \"ACME Brand Standards.zip\",
      \"packageFileName\": \"Fraud Investigation Management.zip\",
      \"customizationFileName\": \"Fraud Investigation Management.properties\"
   }"' \
--form 'zipFile=@"Fraud Investigation Management.zip"' \
--form 'ICF=@"Fraud Investigation Management.properties"'

Each form parameter requires a key name, as indicated by randomKey1, but these can be arbitrarily named and do not need to match anything in the JSON object.

Response

Successful response

• uuid - UUID of the inspection. This can be used to retrieve details of the inspection.
• url - The URL to use to retrieve the details of the inspection.

Response example

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{
   "uuid": "378271a6-ca0d-4466-bac9-385e4fcb951a",
   "url": "https://mysite.appiancloud.com/suite/deployment-management/v1/inspections/378271a6-ca0d-4466-bac9-385e4fcb951a/"
}

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