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api:api_journal [2020/07/22 14:51] – [Parameters] Lauri Elevant | api:api_journal [2020/10/14 13:32] – [Parameters] Lauri Elevant |
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| ''bySince'' | Optional | A date or the ID from which you want to start searching from | [2] | | | ''bySince'' | Optional | A date or the ID from which you want to start searching from | [2] | |
| ''order'' | Optional | Should the call return newest events first or oldest first. Legal values are "newest-first" and "oldest-first" (default). If an illegal value is provided, the default will be applied silently. | [3] | | | ''order'' | Optional | Should the call return newest events first or oldest first. Legal values are "newest-first" and "oldest-first" (default). If an illegal value is provided, the default will be applied silently. | [3] | |
| ''limit'' | Optional | How many journal events to return (Allowed range is 1..1024, 1024 being the default). If the limit is exceeded, it is silently capped. | [3] | | | ''limit'' | Optional | How many journal events to return (Allowed range is normally 1..1024, 1024 being the default). If the ''expand'' parameter is used, the limit is 256. If the limit is exceeded, it is silently capped. | [3] | |
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* // Note [1]: See the list of journal events below. The list must be comma-separated. All list items are combined with logical ''OR'' operators - in other words a journal event is considered matching if it matches to any of the values provided in the list.// | * // Note [1]: See the list of journal events below. The list must be comma-separated. All list items are combined with logical ''OR'' operators - in other words a journal event is considered matching if it matches to any of the values provided in the list.// |