Tags Endpoints (2017/01)

this endpoint allows you to retrieve data about tags on the network base url for these endpoints https //api brightsignnetwork com/2017/01/rest/tags get /keys/ returns tag keys on the network as an array of string values parameters pattern string expects a value in this format "{datatype} \[\[sys] ]\[{entitytype}] <{tagkey}>" see the definitions below for further guidance {datatype} is one of the supported data types these supported data types are boolean, numeric, string, datetime, timespan, numeric array, and string array, as described in filter expressions in the main api (2017/01) docid\ l8mfvfdghpy9xgiuquwcm (but object is not supported) this value is optional sys lets you distinguish system tag (defined by system ) or custom tag (defined by customer ) this value is optional {entitytype} is either content or device {tagkey} can be skipped, or partially specified with a wildcard character like or ?, which will give you all of the tag keys matching this expression note that /tag/keys/ is unique in the scope of entities in that some of the values can be skipped or partially defined for example, \[content] \<m?dia> is a valid entry response body returns all tag names defined on a network that match the pattern get /values/ returns all tag values defined on a network that match a specified pattern parameters pattern string expects a value in this format "{datatype} \[\[sys] ]\[{entitytype}] <{tagvalues}>" see the definitions below for further guidance {datatype} is one of the supported data types these supported data types are boolean, numeric, string, datetime, timespan, numeric array, and string array, as described in filter expressions in the main api (2017/01) docid\ l8mfvfdghpy9xgiuquwcm (but object is not supported) this value is optional sys lets you distinguish system tag (defined by system ) or custom tag (defined by customer ) this value is optional {entitytype} is either content or device {tagvalues} can be skipped, or partially specified with a wildcard character like or ?, which will give you all of the tag values matching this expression note that /tag/values/ is unique in the scope of entities in that some of the values can be skipped or partially defined for example, \[content] \<m?dia> is a valid entry response body returns all tag values defined on a network that match the pattern