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Gets a paginated, filtered, and sorted list of interfaces.
Limit the number of items listed.
Return documents after a certain offset. Use with limit to paginate the response.
Sort the result by 'name', 'lastModified.at', and 'created.at'. Separate by a comma. Specify descending sort with a '-' character.
A paginated list of interfaces.
Contains summary information about an interface.
The name of the interface.
The type of the interface.
The registration information for the interface.
The client information for the interface.
A description of the workspaces of which a resource is a member. Workspace membership can have one of two scope
values. A scope
of all
means that a resource is a member of all current and future workspaces. A scope
of the value specific
means that a resource is a member of a set of particular workspaces as described by the workspaceIds
property.
The total number of items that matched the list parameters.
A URL at which the next page of results can be fetched.
A URL at which the previous page of results can be fetched.
A list of errors per item that is omitted from the paginated response, if any.
An error occurred. The Tulip error codes generic.customerIdRequired
, generic.workspaceIdRequired
, generic.invalidParams
, http.invalidBodyJson
, http.invalidHeaders
, http.multiValueHeader
, generic.limitParamNonNegativeInt
, generic.limitParamBounds
, generic.offsetParamNonNegativeInt
, and generic.sortParamUnsupportedField
all use the 400 HTTP status code. See the documentation of the response content schema for details on these specific Tulip errors that could result in this status code.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
The name of the given HTTP header which had multiple values.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
The maximum allowed value for the limit parameter.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
The names of the given fields which are not supported.
The request was missing required authentication information.
This error is not automatically retryable.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
Too many requests have been made to this endpoint in a short time period.
This error is not automatically retryable.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
Additional details about this endpoint's rate limits.
An error occurred. The Tulip error codes generic.internal
and stations.internalTypeValidationError
both use the 500 HTTP status code. See the documentation of the response content schema for details on these specific Tulip errors that could result in this status code.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
A machine-readable code identifying the type of error.
A human-readable description of the error intended for debugging purposes only.
The exact content of this message is not stable.
Whether the request can be automatically retried by the client.
The name of the resource that failed validation.
The id of the resource that failed validation.