`/v2/users`¶

Method	URL	Description
GET	`/v2/users`	Retrieves current list of all users.
POST	`/v2/users`	Adds a new user.
PUT	`/v2/users`	Modifies an existing user.
PUT	`/v2/users/deactivate`	Deactivate an existing user.
PUT	`/v2/users/reactivate`	Reactivate an existing user.
DELETE	`/v2/users`	Deletes an existing user.

Header (required)¶

x-lxt-api-token: “token from login”

GET¶

/v2/users

Example 1: Get All Users

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -X GET https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users

Output (formatted):

 {
  "status":200,
  "message":"Success",
  "data":[
    {
      "email":"tset",
      "id":"IPM0N3CRFDHM4GQK15319464799176RQ299QFIJBA8B",
      "userId":"test",
      "firstName":"Bob",
      "lastName":"Smith",
      "status":"active",
      "customerId":null
    },
    {
      "email":"test",
      "id":"RUKTJDOYFSGJ4JO11532442929347PUPJAMFGP8TYE6",
      "userId":"loc",
      "firstName":"",
      "lastName":"",
      "status":"active",
      "customerId":null
    }
  ]
}

RESP_CODE: 200

Example 2: Get Users with query parameter email

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -X GET https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users?email=tset

Output (formatted):

{

  "status":200,
  "message":"Success",
  "data":[{"email":"tset",
           "id":"IPM0N3CRFDHM4GQK15319464799176RQ299QFIJBA8B",
           "userId":"test",
           "firstName":"Bob",
           "lastName":"Smith",
           "status":"active",
           "customerId":null
          }]
}

RESP_CODE: 200

Example 3: Get Users with query parameter userId

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -X GET https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users?userId=loc

Output (formatted):

{"status":200,
 "message":"Success",
 "data":[{"email":"test",
          "id":"RUKTJDOYFSGJ4JO11532442929347PUPJAMFGP8TYE6",
          "userId":"loc",
          "firstName":"",
          "lastName":"",
          "status":"active",
          "customerId":null}]
}

RESP_CODE: 200

Example 4: Get Users with an invalid email

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -X GET https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/[email protected]

Output (formatted):

{
 "status":400,
 "message":"User(s) not found.",
 "data":[]
}

RESP_CODE: 400

POST¶

Use POST to add a new user. An error will be returned if this user already exists in the system.

/v2/users

Example Input JSON

The following JSON should be used when adding a new user to the system. POST parameters should be in JSON only.

v2users.add.user1
```
{
 "userId":"testuser1", (required)
 "password":"password1", (optional)
 "email":"[email protected]", (required)
 "firstName":"TFirst", (optional)
 "lastName":"TLast", (optional)
 "customerId":"1234", (optional)
 "customerName":"", (optional, recommended if customerId is provided)
 "roles":[ (optional)
          {
           "name":"layerx_role1", (optional)
           "product":"Global SIP"(optional)
          }]
}
```
- customerName
  
  The API will automatically create a customer for the user if customerName is provided. The customerName will be returned with each subsequent API GET request. The customerName should be unique. New customers can be seen in the user interface under the Access Controls-> Customer area. The admin user can then add, modify, or delete resource filters to control what data this user can see.
- customerId
  
  The API also supports the use of a customerId. The customerId is usually a customer specific unique identifier that has meaning to the end user. If customerId is provided, the API will use the customerId as the determining factor on whether or not to create a new customer. The API will automatically create a new customer for the user if customerId does not already exist in the system.
  
  Note
  
  customerName is still an optional field. The system still needs something user friendly to display to the end user in the user interface.
  
  customerId is usually not very meaningful or useful to the end user. It is recommended that the customerName is also used in conjuntion with customerId to provide a user friendly customer name.
POST High Level (No customer information)

The following flow demonstrates the system behavior when customerId and customerName are not provided.
POST High Level (with customer information)

The following flow demonstrates the system behavior when customerId and customerName are provided.

Example 1: Add new user

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d@test_data/v2users.add.user1
     -X POST https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users

or

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d '{"userId":"testuser1",
          "password":"password1",
          "email":"[email protected]",
          "firstName":"TFisrt",
          "lastName":"TLast",
          "roles": [{"name":"layerx_role1",
                     "product":"Global SIP"}]
         }'
     -X POST https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users

Output (formatted):

{"status":200,
 "message":"Success",
 "data":[{"email":"[email protected]",
          "id":"4e37d6c336d2adbf52bbc5dda8[...]",
          "userId":"testuser1",
          "firstName":"TFirst",
          "lastName":"TLast",
          "status":"active",
          "customerId":null }]
}

RESP_CODE: 200

Example 2: Add an existing user

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d@test_data/v2users.add.user1
     -X POST https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users

Output (formatted):

{"status":400,
 "message":"User already exists.",
 "data":[]
}

RESP_CODE: 400

PUT¶

Use PUT to modify an existing user. An error will be returned if the user does not exist in the system.

/v2/users
/v2/users/deactivate
/v2/users/reactivate

Example Input JSON

The following JSON should be used when modifying a new user to the system. PUT parameters should be in JSON only.

v2users.modify.user1

{"id":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", (optional)
 "userId":"testuser1", (required)
 "password":"password1", (optional)
 "email":"[email protected]", (required)
 "firstName":"Firstname Changed", (optional)
 "lastName":"Last Name changed", (optional)
 "customerId":"1234", (optional)
 "customerName":"Customer B", (optional, recommended if customerId is provided)
 "roles":[ (optional)
    {"name":"layerx_role1", (optional)
     "product":"Global SIP"(optional)
    }]
}

customerName and customerId

Please refer to POST section for customerName and customerId parameters.

Example 1: Update existing user

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d@test_data/v2users.modify.user1
     -X PUT https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users

or

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d '{"id":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
          "userId":"testuser1",
          "password":"password1",
          "email":"testuser1@Changed",
          "lastName":"Last Name changed",
          "customerId":"1234",
          "roles":[{"name":"layerx_role1",
                    "product":"Global SIP"}]}'
    -X PUT https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users

Output (formatted):

{"status":201,
 "message":"Success",
 "data":{"email":"[email protected]",
        "id":"4e37d6c336d2adbf52bbc5d[...]",
        "userId":"testuser1",
        "firstName":"Firstname Changed",
        "lastName":"Last Name changed",
        "status":"active",
        "customerId":"1234" }
}

RESP_CODE: 200

Example 2: Deactivate user

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d@test_data/v2users.modify.user1
     -X PUT https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users/deactivate

or

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d '{"id":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
          "userId":"testuser1",
          "password":"password1",
          "email":"testuser1@Changed",
          "lastName":"Last Name changed",
          "customerId":"1234",
          "roles":[{"name":"layerx_role1",
                     "product":"Global SIP"}]}'
    -X PUT https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users/deactivate

Output (formatted):

{"status":201,
 "message":"Success",
 "data":{"email":"[email protected]",
         "id":"4e37d6c336d2adbf52bb[...]",
         "userId":"testuser1",
         "firstName":"Firstname Changed",
         "lastName":"Last Name changed",
         "status":"inactive",
         "customerId":"1234"}
}

RESP_CODE: 200

Example 2: Reactivate user

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d@test_data/v2users.modify.user1
     -X PUT https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users/reactivate

or

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d '{"id":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
          "userId":"testuser1",
          "password":"password1",
          "email":"testuser1@Changed",
          "lastName":"Last Name changed",
          "customerId":"1234",
          "roles":[{"name":"layerx_role1",
                     "product":"Global SIP"}]}'
    -X PUT https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users/reactivate

Output (formatted):

{"status":201,
 "message":"Success",
 "data":{"email":"[email protected]",
         "id":"4e37d6c336d2adbf52bbc[...]",
         "userId":"testuser1",
         "firstName":"Firstname Changed",
         "lastName":"Last Name changed",
         "status":"active",
         "customerId":"1234"}
}

RESP_CODE: 200

DELETE¶

Use DELETE to delete a user from the system.

/v2/users

Example Input JSON

See POST and PUT section for example JSON. DELETE parameters should be in JSON only.

Example 1: Delete existing user

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d@test_data/v2users.add.user1
     -X DELETE https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users

or

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d '{"id":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
          "userId":"testuser1",
          "password":"password1",
          "email":"testuser1@Changed",
          "lastName":"Last Name changed",
          "customerId":"1234",
          "roles":[{"name":"layerx_role1",
                    "product":"Global SIP"}]}'
     -X DELETE https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users

Output (formatted):

{"status":201,
 "message":"Success",
 "data":[]
}

RESP_CODE: 200

Example 2: Delete existing user again

Command:

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d@test_data/v2users.add.user1
     -X DELETE https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users

or

curl -s
     -H x-lxt-api-token:eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9[...]
     --insecure
     -w "RESP_CODE: %{response_code}"
     -d '{"id":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
          "userId":"testuser1",
          "password":"password1",
          "email":"testuser1@Changed",
          "lastName":"Last Name changed",
          "customerId":"1234",
          "roles":[{"name":"layerx_role1",
                    "product":"Global SIP"}]}'
     -X DELETE https://<IP or FQDN>/api/v2/users

Output (formatted):

{"status":404,
 "message":"Invalid user",
 "data":[]
}

RESP_CODE: 404

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/v2/users¶

Header (required)¶

GET¶

POST¶

PUT¶

DELETE¶

`/v2/users`¶