Here’s what’s new: 

New APIs 

 Enhancements 

1. JSON Objects for API Keys

• API keys, such as created_by_name, created_by_zpuid, module_name, module_id, tasklist_id, and tasklist_name, are now unified under a single JSON object to improve readability.
  
• This ensures standardized and complete information retrieval.
  
• Users can append values to JSON objects to include additional keys as needed.

2. Filter with 'OR' Condition

• You can use OR conditions in criteria and filters for more refined queries.
  
• The filtering mechanism supports api_names or cfid, allowing AND/OR combinations.
  

3. Standardized Responses for Create & Update APIs

• Responses match input formats, ensuring consistency and clarity. Both, request and response, follow the same JSON structure.
  
• Update APIs now use the PATCH method instead of POST, aligning with RESTful best practices by updating only the necessary fields rather than replacing the entire resource.
  

4. Custom Fields with API Names

• Custom fields support API names for easier identification. Currently supported in Projects and Tasks module APIs.
  

5. GET APIs

• Input remains parameter-based, while output is in JSON format.
  
• Almost all modules now provide access to their corresponding fields, matching what you see in the UI.
  

Pagination Support

GET APIs now support pagination with the following parameters:

• page (integer): Specifies the page number to fetch.
• per_page (integer): Specifies the number of entries per page.
  

Example Response: 

 { 

     "page_info": { 

         "page": 1, 

         "per_page": 10, 

         "page_count": 10, 

         "has_next_page": true 

     } 

 } 

       Sorting Mechanism

Sort results in ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order using the sort_by parameter.

Example usage:

sort_by=ASC(created_time) → Sorts results in ascending order based on created_time.

sort_by=DESC(last_modified_time) → Sorts results in descending order based on last_modified_time.

Example API Request:   

GET /api/resource?page=1&per_page=10&sort_by=DESC(last_modified_time) 

6. Improved UI Experience

• API types are now color-coded for easy identification.
  
• Each API includes detailed examples for better implementation and usability.