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Response

By creating a GET request to your product url, you will get a JSON object in the response.

Example#

{  "productId": "test",  "storeId": "my_store",  "url": "https://my_store.myconfig.store/api/v1/test",  "createdAt": "Tue, 22 Jun 2021 08:43:55 GMT",  "updatedAt": "Tue, 22 Jun 2021 08:46:43 GMT",  "data": {    "app_version": "v4.0.3",    "app_name": "My Config Store"  }}

Product Entity#

The Product entity consists of the following fields:

KeyData TypeDescription
productIdstringThe name/id of the product
storeIdstringThe name/id of the product
urlstringThe url of this product
createdAtstringThe date when the product was first created
updatedAtstringThe date when the product was last modified
dataJSONThe data object containing the fields of this product