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Creates an interface.
If set to true, indicates that if there is already an interface at the station it will be replaced.
The fields to create an interface.
Used to create an interface.
The name of the interface.
Flag indicating whether the registration link for this interface can be used more than once. Only valid on Tulip instances using SAML or LDAP based logins. Setting this flag to true on a badge ID site will result in an error.
The interface was successfully created.
Represents an interface.
The name of the interface.
The type of the interface.
The registration information for the interface.
The status of this registration.
The mode of this registration.
The token used to register the interface. The presence of this field will depend on user privileges.
The value of the token.
Flag indicating whether the token is active.
Flag indicating whether the token was auto-generated.
The link used to register the interface.
Registration link to be used in player.
Registration link to be used in browser.
The client information for the interface.
The client's platform.
The Tulip player version for this client.
The client's release channel.
Information about the physical device or hardware running the Player application.
The operating system name.
The operating system version.
The operating system build number.
Manufacturer name.
Model name.
Hardware serial number.
Represents a user, api-token, or device.
Represents a user, api-token, or device.
Represents a user, api-token, or device.
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.
Describes a resource as a member of all current and future workspaces.
Describes a resource as a member of a set of specific workspaces.
The workspaces in which a resource is a member.
An error occurred. The Tulip error codes generic.customerIdRequired
, generic.workspaceIdRequired
, generic.invalidParams
, http.invalidBodyJson
, http.invalidHeaders
, and http.multiValueHeader
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.
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.
The requested resource was not found.
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.
An error occurred. The Tulip error codes stations.interfaceAlreadyAssignedAtStation
and stations.resourceWithThisNameAlreadyExists
both use the 409 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.
An error occurred. The Tulip error codes generic.resourceLimitInWorkspaceReached
, stations.instanceDoesNotSupportReusableLinks
, stations.invalidResourceName
, and stations.referencedStationDoesNotExist
all use the 422 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.
The limit of how many resources of the type can be in the workspace.
The current number of resource of the type in the workspace.
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.
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 internal server error occurred. Please contact support@tulip.co if the error persists.
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.