Base URL
- Always prepend the endpoint with the correct Base URL.
- For different environments (like staging or production), switch the base URL accordingly.
This endpoint is only accessible via the admin environment. Ensure that you are using the correct admin base URL when making requests.
Authorization
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer
<token>, where <token> is your auth token.Request headers
Bearer token required for authentication. Format:
Bearer <token>.Specifies the media types that are acceptable for the response. Defaults to accepting JSON and plain text responses.
Indicates supported content encoding algorithms for the response.
Specifies language preferences for the response.
Path Parameters
Need help finding the Application ID or Workspace ID? See the Finding Identifiers and Parameters guide for detailed instructions on where to locate these values in FlowX Designer.
The unique identifier of the workspace that contains the application. This parameter is used to search for the appId within the specified workspace. This value is populated by the Configurator in the container app and varies across different environments (e.g., production, development, UAT).
The unique identifier of the application whose build information is being retrieved.
Response Fields
The unique identifier of the workspace that contains the application.
The unique identifier of the build entity.
The ID of the application associated with the build.
Contains configuration settings related to the build.
Response Headers
Indicates whether the response can be exposed when credentials are present. Example:
true.Lists the allowed headers in the actual request.
Specifies the allowed HTTP methods.
Indicates the allowed origin for cross-origin requests.
Specifies the encoding used to compress the response.
Indicates the media type of the response content.
Enforces secure (HTTPS) connections to the server.
Specifies that the response may vary based on the
Accept-Encoding request header.Prevents the browser from MIME-sniffing a response away from the declared
Content-Type.Controls the cross-site scripting (XSS) filter. Example:
0 (disabled).
