#FOLIO WATCH PRODUCTION CODE#

Click Send to send your API request to the development server. Finally, copy the JSON into the body window that you saved from step 1.ĥ. That makes a drop-down appear on the right of the list of options choose JSON from the drop-down:Ĥ. Content-Type – set it to application/jsonģ.There are various ways to find the value you can find it in the FOLIO UI in Settings → Developer → Get Token, you can also find it in the Headers pane in Chrome developer tools. x-okapi-token – this is where you copy in your API token.x-okapi-tenant - the value here will always be duke.Select the appropriate verb from the dropdown (in this case, POST) and type in the URL for the call to the locations API.Ģ. On the Headers tab, make sure you include three key/value pairs. This is a basic setup for a POST call to /locations on the development server.ġ. Set up your Postman query to make a POST call to /locations. Use Postman to create the location on Development Save the copied text in a text editor that's the JSON you will use for the next three steps. (You want to copy the source text, not parsed, since Chrome's parsing breaks some of the JSON formatting.)ġ0. Use your left mouse button to drag and drop to select all of the payload text, then right click to copy. Click on the Payload pane, and then click View Source 9. Note that even though the URL has query parameters attached to it, it is a valid POST request to FOLIO. Click on the request name that begins 'locations?limit=1000.' This will open the request information in a third pane on the right, where you'll see the URL, method, and status code.

That should filter the list of calls down to the POST requests:ħ. In the filter box, type in 'method:POST'. Developer tools will show a lot of calls on the screen, like this. Click Save & Close at the bottom of the screen to save your new location. This will allow you to capture the JSON when the location is created.ĥ. Before you hit save, open Developer Tools and go to the Network panel.

#FOLIO WATCH PRODUCTION CODE#

The associated Aleph sublibrary is PERKN and the associated FOLIO Library is Perkins and Bostock with the code PERKNĤ.

Use the service point that starts with the name of the FOLIO library code / Aleph sublibraryīy default, this first service point that you provide is selected as primary that is the correct setting, do not change it. Use the same value as the FOLIO name, without the Aleph collection code at the end.įor the Aleph collection code PK8, the FOLIO name is Perkins and Bostock Carpenter Reading Room So the Code for the FOLIO location should be DUL-PERKN-PK8 The library is 'Perkins and Bostock' with the associated code 'PERKN' The campus is 'Duke University Libraries' with the associated code of 'DUK' LSC locations will need to be set to 'Yes' but not until we are ready to implement CAIASoft on a particular FOLIO environmentįOLIO code for the campus + '-' + FOLIO code for the library + '-' + Aleph collection code

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