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All below listed curl examples are generated via Google Chromes DevTools.

Authentication

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In order to use the API an authentication is needed. Since Translate5 6.0.0 API usage is only possible with API auth tokens.

See the API token documentation how to generate such API tokens. The so generated token must be used in each request - replace below YOUR_APP_TOKEN with the generated token in that example request:

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curl --location --request GET 'https://demo.translate5.net/editor/index/applicationstate' \ 
--header 'Translate5AuthToken: YOUR_APP_TOKEN'


Authentication the old way - POST example

Before the API tokens were introduced, the API user had to authenticate against the session endpoint, retrieving then a session ID and a session token.

Both can still be used to authenticate a user for the UI, see therefore the session APIFirst of all we have to authenticate us at the translate5 installation.The authentication is session based.

To authenticate we POST the data parameter containing the JSON data to the /editor/session URL.

More information about the session API.

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titleCurl Example
curl 'https://wwwdemo.translate5.net/editor/session' -X POST -H 'Accept: application/json' \
     -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8' \
     --data-urlencode 'data={"login":"manager","passwd":"asdfasdf"}'

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titleJSON Result
{"sessionId":"HERE_WILL_BE_YOUR_SESSION_ID_THEN","sessionToken":"HERE_WILL_BE_YOUR_SESSION_TOKEN_THEN"}


Note

The examples can be tested with the commandline curl. In addition there are some online tools where you can directly paste the curl examples and test them too, for example https://reqbin.com/
Unfortunately the parameter --data-urlencode used in the examples is not usable in the online tools, so the data must be encoded first and send as raw data. So the line with --data-urlencode of the above example would change to:

--data-raw 'data=%7B%22login%22%3A%22manager%22%2C%22passwd%22%3A%22asdfasdf%22%7D'

List translation tasks (GET examples)

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titleCurl Example
curl 'https://wwwdemo.translate5.net/editor/task?start=0&limit=20' -X GET -H 'Accept: application/json' -H 'CookieTranslate5AuthToken: zfExtended=HERE_WILL_BE_YOUR_SESSIONAPP_ID_THENTOKEN'

On success this results in a JSON containing the first (start=0) 20 (limit=20) tasks in translate5.

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titleCurl Example
curl 'https://wwwdemo.translate5.net/editor/task/TASKID' -X GET -H 'Accept: application/json' -H 'CookieTranslate5AuthToken: zfExtended=HERE_WILL_BE_YOUR_SESSIONAPP_ID_THENTOKEN'

On success this results in a JSON containing the requested task.

Filtering data

See Filtering, sorting and paging and other GET parameters.

Change Taskname (PUT example)

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titleCurl Example
curl 'https://wwwdemo.translate5.net/editor/task/TASKID' -X PUT -H 'CookieTranslate5AuthToken: zfExtended=HERE_WILL_BE_YOUR_SESSIONAPP_ID_THENTOKEN' \ 
     -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8' -H 'Accept: application/json' \
     --data-urlencode 'data={"taskName":"New Task Name","entityVersion":123}'

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titleCurl Example
curl 'https://wwwdemo.translate5.net/editor/task' -X POST  \
  -H 'CookieTranslate5AuthToken: zfExtended=HERE_WILL_BE_YOUR_SESSIONAPP_ID_THENTOKEN' \
  -F "format=jsontext" \
  -F "taskName=This is a import test" \
  -F "sourceLang=de" \
  -F "targetLang=it" \
  -F "edit100PercentMatch=1" \
  -F "lockLocked=1" \
  -F "importUpload=@/PATH/TO/YOUR/FILE.xlf"

On success this results in a JSON containing the importing task.

Since a import is running in the background, the so created task will be returned with a state = import. For checking if the import is done, a callback should be configured: task import push callback

Associate users to a task

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titleCurl Example
curl 'https://wwwdemo.translate5.net/editor/taskuserassoc/' \
    -X POST -H 'Accept: application/json' \
    -H 'CookieTranslate5AuthToken: zfExtended=HERE_WILL_BE_YOUR_SESSIONAPP_ID_THENTOKEN' \
    --data-urlencode 'data={"taskGuid":"TASKGUID","userGuid":"USERGUID","role":"translator","state":"open", "entityVersion":TASKVERSION}'

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titleCurl Example
curl 'https://wwwdemo.translate5.net/editor/task/export/id/TASKID' -X GET -H 'Accept: application/json' -H 'CookieTranslate5AuthToken: zfExtended=HERE_WILL_BE_YOUR_SESSIONAPP_ID_THENTOKEN' --output export.zip

On success this results in a file "export.zip" containing the task data.

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titleCurl Example
curl 'https://wwwdemo.translate5.net/editor/task/TASKID' -X DELETE -H 'CookieTranslate5AuthToken: zfExtended=HERE_WILL_BE_YOUR_SESSIONAPP_ID_THENTOKEN' \ 
    -H 'Accept: application/json' -H 'Mqi-Entity-Version: 123'

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Calling the below request via POST will trigger the notifyAllUsers notification which sends an E-Mail to all associated proofreading usersassociated reviewers.

For the request the TASKID is needed, and the authenticated API user have at least the role "pm".

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curl 'https://wwwdemo.translate5.net/editor/task/TASKID/workflow' -X POST -H 'CookieTranslate5AuthToken: zfExtended=HERE_WILL_BE_YOUR_SESSIONAPP_ID_THENTOKEN' \ 
    -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8' \
    -H 'Accept: application/json' --data 'trigger=notifyAllUsersAboutTaskAssociation' --compressed

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