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<b><big>TracCloud API Documentation</big></b>
<b><big>TracCloud API Documentation</big></b>


This page contains data on TracCloud's V1 API support.
This section of our technical documentation covers TracCloud's v1 API support. For further assistance, reach out to us using the "Support" tab at the top of the page.


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<big><b>Sending Requests</b></big>
<big><b>Sending Requests</b></big>


The URL for the API is: https://traccloud.go-redrock.com/demo/app/webhook.php (replace 'demo' with your campus code, or replace traccloud.go-redrock.com/demo with your [[TracCloud:_Custom_URL|custom URL]] if applicable).<br><br>
Our API endpoint is: https://traccloud.go-redrock.com/CAMPUSCODE/app/webhook.php <br>
Replace 'CAMPUSCODE' with your campus code, or replace traccloud.go-redrock.com/CAMPUSCODE with your [[TracCloud:_Custom_URL|custom URL]] if applicable.<br><br>


For testing purposes, you can send the request from a browser's network tab like this.
For testing purposes, you can send the request from a browser's network tab like this.
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* <b>APIKey</b>
* <b>APIKey</b>
::The API key.<br><br>
::Your API key.<br><br>


* <b>KeyID</b>
* <b>KeyID</b>
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* <b>page</b>
* <b>page</b>
::The page number to get records from, similar to pages on listings. This attribute allows you to write a program that continues hitting the server 1 page at a time getting the number of records in page_recs at a time. The programmer would pass 1 as page the first time, get the results and process, then pass 2 as page, etc, until the number of recs is less than the amount in page_recs.<br><br>
::The page number to get records from, similar to pages on listings. This attribute allows you to write a program that continues hitting the server 1 page at a time getting the number of records in page_recs at a time. The programmer would pass 1 as page the first time, get the results and process, then pass 2 as page, etc, until the number of records is less than the amount in page_recs.<br><br>


* <b>page_recs</b> (Optional, seems to default to 20)
* <b>page_recs</b> (Optional, seems to default to 20)
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* <b>APIKey</b>
* <b>APIKey</b>
::The API key.<br><br>
::Your API key.<br><br>


* <b>fields</b>
* <b>fields</b>
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* <b>order</b>
* <b>order</b>
::How data is sorted. Choose a field, and sort ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC).<br><br>
::How data is sorted. Choose a field and sort ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC).<br><br>


* <b>Query</b>
* <b>Query</b>

Revision as of 15:26, 17 January 2025

TracCloud API Documentation

This section of our technical documentation covers TracCloud's v1 API support. For further assistance, reach out to us using the "Support" tab at the top of the page.

Sending Requests

Our API endpoint is: https://traccloud.go-redrock.com/CAMPUSCODE/app/webhook.php
Replace 'CAMPUSCODE' with your campus code, or replace traccloud.go-redrock.com/CAMPUSCODE with your custom URL if applicable.

For testing purposes, you can send the request from a browser's network tab like this.



That same request with curl looks like this. The rest of this article will use curl. Most of the examples will include line breaks for readability, it will work either way.


Updating Records (Action: update, store, create)

pass a parameter named "data" in the following format:

data={"action": "update", "APIKey": "YOUR_API_KEY", "KeyID": 1910,  "table": "Students", "Last_Name": "Halsteader"}

The response should be:

{"status":"success","message":"data Students record updated #1910","data":{"Sequence":1910}}

Example curl command.

curl -d 'data={
"action": "update",
"APIKey": "YOUR_API_KEY",
"KeyID": 1931,
"table": "Students",
"Last_Name": "Smith"
}' https://traccloud.go-redrock.com/demo/app/webhook.php

Available fields and their options:

  • action
update will update an existing record, if you try updating when the record does not exist, it will return an error.
store will update records, or create records if a record doesn't exist.
create will create the currently non-existent record. If you try creating when the KeyID already exists, it will return an error.

  • APIKey
Your API key.

  • KeyID
Provide the sequence number of the record being modified.

  • table
Provide the table of the record being modified (Students, Registrations, etc).

  • [field]
Provide the field you want to modify (e.g., Last_Name) as well as the value you want to set it to.


Retrieving Records (Action: query)

The next API action is “query”, which can be used to retrieve fields from records. Here's an example that finds 20 students who's ID is greater than 1.

curl -d 'data={
    "action": "query",
    "from": "students",
    "page": 1,
    "page_recs": 20,
    "APIKey": "YOUR_API_KEY",
    "fields": ["Sequence", "First_Name", "Last_Name"],
    "order": "first_name ASC",
	"query": {
		"fields": [{
            "field": "Sequence",
		    "value": "1",
		    "op": ">"
        }]
    }
}' https://traccloud.go-redrock.com/demo/app/webhook.php

This query will return the following.

{"status":"success","message":"data queried","data":
[{"Sequence":1901,"First_Name":"Jackson","Last_Name":"Gomez-Lopez"},
{"Sequence":1910,"First_Name":"Angi","Last_Name":"Halsteader"},
{"Sequence":1911,"First_Name":"Ou00edhare","Last_Name":"Wallace"},
{"Sequence":1912,"First_Name":"Joe","Last_Name":"BarraganIII"},
{"Sequence":1913,"First_Name":"Lori","Last_Name":"Train"},
{"Sequence":1914,"First_Name":"John","Last_Name":"Cunningham"},
{"Sequence":1915,"First_Name":"Jaime","Last_Name":"Tsosie"},
{"Sequence":1916,"First_Name":"David","Last_Name":"Perry"},
{"Sequence":1917,"First_Name":"Luis","Last_Name":"Frias"},
{"Sequence":1918,"First_Name":"Freida","Last_Name":"Miller"},
{"Sequence":1919,"First_Name":"Andre","Last_Name":"Davis"},
{"Sequence":1920,"First_Name":"Alyssa","Last_Name":"Gumeringer"},
{"Sequence":1921,"First_Name":"Nils","Last_Name":"Christianson"},
{"Sequence":1922,"First_Name":"Jeanne","Last_Name":"Patterson"},
{"Sequence":1923,"First_Name":"Rachelle","Last_Name":"Rodriguez"},
{"Sequence":1924,"First_Name":"Damian","Last_Name":"Garcia"},
{"Sequence":1926,"First_Name":"Brandi","Last_Name":"Clee"},
{"Sequence":1927,"First_Name":"Edward","Last_Name":"Ireland"},
{"Sequence":1928,"First_Name":"Nicole","Last_Name":"Love-Cleasby"},
{"Sequence":1929,"First_Name":"Liam","Last_Name":"Howlett"}]}

  • Action
Should be "Query", otherwise review the previous section of this article.

  • from
The table you wish to retrieve data from (Students, Visits, etc).

  • page
The page number to get records from, similar to pages on listings. This attribute allows you to write a program that continues hitting the server 1 page at a time getting the number of records in page_recs at a time. The programmer would pass 1 as page the first time, get the results and process, then pass 2 as page, etc, until the number of records is less than the amount in page_recs.

  • page_recs (Optional, seems to default to 20)
The quantity of records to return.

  • APIKey
Your API key.

  • fields
The fields you want to display from the records you're retrieving. Twig tags can be used. Center.Name, etc.

  • order
How data is sorted. Choose a field and sort ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC).

  • Query
  • Query type
Detailed further into this article.
  • field
Choose the field you want to search by.
  • value
The value you want to search by.
  • op (use | for "or")
= - Equals.
!= - Not.
> - Greater than.
< - Less than.
<= - Less than or equal to.
>= - Greater than or equal to.
LIKE - Similar to, use % as a wildcard.
NOT LIKE - Similar to, use % as a wildcard.


Query Options

The examples below only include the "Query" portion of the data for brevity. These can be copied into the example curl command from earlier in this section.

fields | Search for specific values, using additional operators if needed.

	"query": {
		"fields": [{
            "field": "ID",
		    "value": "1933",
		    "op": "="
        }]
    }

orfields | Search for records that match any of the listed criteria. This can include an unlimited number of fields.

    "query": {
        "orfields": [
            {
                "field": "First_Name",
                "value": "%",
                "op": "LIKE"
            },
            {
                "field": "Last_Name",
                "value": "%e%|%i%|%son",
                "op": "LIKE"
            },
            {
                "field": "Major",
                "value": "Biology",
                "op": "!="
            }
        ]
    }


andfields | Search for records that match all of the listed criteria. This can include an unlimited number of fields.

    "query": {
        "andfields": [
            {
                "field": "First_Name",
                "value": "Rob",
                "op": "="
            },
            {
                "field": "Last_Name",
                "value": "S%",
                "op": "LIKE"
            },
            {
                "field": "Major",
                "value": "Biology",
                "op": "="
            }
        ]
    }

or | Used to combine 2 (and only 2) instances of andfields/orfields. Records are returned if either criteria is met.

        "or": [
            {
                "andfields": [
                    {
                        "field": "Sequence",
                        "value": "1",
                        "op": ">"
                    },
                    {
                        "field": "Sequence",
                        "value": "1000000",
                        "op": "<"
                    }
                ]
            },
            {
                "orfields": [
                    {
                        "field": "First_Name",
                        "value": "%",
                        "op": "LIKE"
                    },
                    {
                        "field": "Last_Name",
                        "value": "%e%|%i%|%son",
                        "op": "LIKE"
                    }
                ]
            }
        ]
    }


and | Used to combine 2 (and only 2) instances of andfields/orfields. Records are returned if both criteria are met.

    "query": {
        "and": [
            {
                "andfields": [
                    {
                        "field": "Sequence",
                        "value": "1",
                        "op": ">"
                    },
                    {
                        "field": "Sequence",
                        "value": "1000000",
                        "op": "<"
                    }
                ]
            },
            {
                "orfields": [
                    {
                        "field": "TimeIn",
                        "value": "{{\"now\"|date_modify(\"-7 days\")|date(\"Y-m-d H:i:s\")}}",
                        "op": ">"
                    },
                    {
                        "field": "Last_Name",
                        "value": "%e%|%i%|%son",
                        "op": "LIKE"
                    }
                ]
            }
        ]
    }