Export Excel / Flex

Export Flex container content to a simple Excel file. You are able to customize the columns using the layout object (see below).

URL

CODE

(POST) /api/apps/wbflex/documents/{id}/io/export

PARAMETERS

The URL parameters are:

id

Specify either a document ID (such as 1000) or a job ID (such as c300).

string, Mandatory

The BODY must be a JSON object with these properties:

layout

Optional. A layout object. The layout defines the columns of the Excel file. If not specified, a default layout will be used.

See Excel Layout - Defining Columns for details.

object, Optional

query

Optional. Use to filter the segments to export.

See resources/segments/search for more details on the query syntax.

object, Optional

callback

Specify a URL which will be called upon success or failure of operation. This makes polling for operation status unnecessary. See Callbacks (with asynchronous operations)

object, Optional

RESULTS

The operation is asynchronous and may take a few seconds to complete. The method returns an Asynchronous operation result:

CODE

{
  "trm": {
    "requestid":32230,
    "status":"Waiting",
    "statusText":"Waiting..."
  }
}

Specify the callback in the payload to be automatically notified of completion. Otherwise you need to poll the operation for completion (until status = “Finished”). When finished (or via the callback) you obtain the results as a JSON:

CODE

{
    "trm": { ... }
    "custom": {
        "filetoken": "827cb939a59246f389f74c6f4a028417",
        "segments": 4
    }
}

The important fields are in the custom node. It has these properties:

filetoken	Use to download the Excel file with media/get/{token}	string
segments	Total segments extracted to the Excel	int

EXAMPLES

An export may typically look as follows. Here we added only one target language but an Excel may contain all target languages of the Flex container.