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You can search and retrieve documents by their title by sending a GET HTTP request to the Jira instance running this version of Documents app. A set of attributes of the matching documents is returned in JSON format.
Request URL
The request URL takes the following form:
https:/ /MY_JIRA_BASE_URL/plugins/servlet/stonikbyte/projectdocs/search-doc-titles?query=QUERY&projectKey=PROJECT_KEY
Replace "https:/ /MY_JIRA_BASE_URL" with the base URL of your Jira server.
Parameters
You have to specify the following parameters:
Parameter | Description |
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query | Represents the search criteria. All documents containing this value will be retrieved. Search is not key sensitive. Leave it blank to retrieve all documents. The parameter has to be URL encoded. |
projectKey | The key of the project you want to search into. |
matchingCriteria | Optional. Represents the matching criteria and can be used for more precise searches. The possible values are "is" and "contains". If the parameter is not specified, its value is considered "contains". |
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The search is not case sensitive. |
An example of the request URL with parameters is as follows:
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https:/ /myjiraserver:2990/jira/plugins/servlet/stonikbyte/projectdocs/search-doc-titles?query=plan&projectKey=DEMO&matchingCriteria=contains
In this example, all the documents from project DEMO with title “plan” or “Plan” are returned. The search is not case sensitive.
A successful response
An HTTP 200 status response indicates a successful request. The following data about the matching documents is returned:
Data | Description | Example |
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key | The Key (unique identifier) of the document | 11 |
title | The Title of the document | Project Plan |
type | The type of the document. | 1 |
icon | The filename representing the document's icon. | pdf24.png |
Error Response
If the REST call fails, the service returns one of the following HTTP statuses:
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