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diff --git a/docs/api/blobs-server.rst b/docs/api/blobs-server.rst index 3efe86bd..47ab7b74 100644 --- a/docs/api/blobs-server.rst +++ b/docs/api/blobs-server.rst @@ -3,10 +3,10 @@ Blobs Server-side HTTP API Soledad Server provides two different REST APIs for interacting with blobs: -* A *public* :ref:`blobs-http-api`, providing the *Blobs* service for Soledad +* A :ref:`blobs-http-api`, providing the *Blobs* service for Soledad Client (i.e. actual users of the infrastructure). -* A *local* :ref:`incoming-http-api`, providing the delivery part of the +* A :ref:`incoming-http-api`, providing the delivery part of the :ref:`incoming-box` service, currently used for the MX mail delivery. Authentication is handled differently for each of the endpoints, see @@ -35,15 +35,22 @@ path method action accepte ``/blobs/{uuid}/{blob_id}`` ``DELETE`` Delete a blob. ``namespace`` =========================== ========== ================================= ============================================ +When listing blobs, results can be filtered and ordered by using different +query string parameters. See the table above for accepted query string fields +for each action. + The Blobs service supports *namespaces*. All requests can be modified by the ``namespace`` query string parameter, and the results will be restricted to a certain namespace. When no namespace explicitelly given, the ``default`` namespace is used. -When listing blobs, the results can be filtered by flag and/or ordered by date -using the ``filter_flag`` and ``order_by`` query string parameters. The -possible values for ``order_by`` are ``date`` or ``+date`` for increasing -order, or ``-date`` for decreasing order. +Listing results can be filtered by flags using the ``filter_flag`` query string +parameter. Currently valid values for flags ``PENDING``, ``PROCESSING``, +``PROCESSED``, and ``FAILED``. + +Also, results can be ordered by date using the ``order_by`` query string +parameters. The possible values for ``order_by`` are ``date`` or ``+date`` for +increasing order, or ``-date`` for decreasing order. .. _incoming-http-api: |