Track Dechets
List TrackDรฉchets waste notes linked to your transports
Authentication is token based. You can issue a token for your API request from the 'API' section of the settings menu. The token MUST be sent in a Authorization header with each request.
Example of authenticated request
$ curl -X GET -H "Authorization: Token <your token>" "https://api.dashdoc.eu/api/v4/"
transport uid
4443d4b6-e165-11ea-a488-0242ac110007transport remote_id. You can use the remote_id of the transport (coming from your system), instead of its uid coming from Dashdoc, to filter this query
any_idGet successful
Get successful
Link a TrackDรฉchets waste note to a transport. The waste note should exist on TrackDรฉchets (check is performed before link is created).
Authentication is token based. You can issue a token for your API request from the 'API' section of the settings menu. The token MUST be sent in a Authorization header with each request.
Example of authenticated request
$ curl -X GET -H "Authorization: Token <your token>" "https://api.dashdoc.eu/api/v4/"
Waste note readable id from TrackDรฉchets
BSD-123-456Create successful
Create successful
Authentication is token based. You can issue a token for your API request from the 'API' section of the settings menu. The token MUST be sent in a Authorization header with each request.
Example of authenticated request
$ curl -X GET -H "Authorization: Token <your token>" "https://api.dashdoc.eu/api/v4/"
uid of the association. You can find it in the response of the POST request for association creation
Empty body
Empty body
No content
Authentication is token based. You can issue a token for your API request from the 'API' section of the settings menu. The token MUST be sent in a Authorization header with each request.
Example of authenticated request
$ curl -X GET -H "Authorization: Token <your token>" "https://api.dashdoc.eu/api/v4/"
uid of the association
If you choose to identify an object with its readable_id from TrackDechets instead of its uid then
-
replace the
uidvalue with thereadable_idvalue in the URL -
specify
lookup_field=readable_idin the query parameters
Used to specify what field is used in the URL to identify the object you're requesting, e.g. with the readable_id (see path parameters)
Get successful
Get successful
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