The Templates feature allows you to create and use templates as a starting point for your Make scenarios. By default, Make offers hundreds of templates containing the scenarios of most-used apps. The following endpoints allow you to create and manage templates.
Retrieves details of a template with a given ID.
The unique ID of the private template. It can be retrieved from the List templates endpoint.
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Deletes a template with a given ID and returns the ID in the response.
The unique ID of the private template. It can be retrieved from the List templates endpoint.
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Confirms the deletion of the private or published template. If the parameter is missing or it is set to false
an error code is returned and the resource is not deleted. The public (approved) templates can only be deleted by administrators.
true
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Retrieves a blueprint of a template with a given ID.
The unique ID of the private template. It can be retrieved from the List templates endpoint.
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If this parameter is set to true
, it means the blueprint should be used for creating a scenario from the template.
true
The unique ID of the public version of the approved template. It can be retrieved from the List templates endpoint as one of the following IDs: publishedId
for all published templates that are waiting for approval or not, or approvedId
for approved templates.
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Publishes a private template with a given ID. In the response, it returns all details of the template.
The unique ID of the private template. It can be retrieved from the List templates endpoint.
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Requests approval of the published template with the given IDs of its private and published versions. In the response, it returns all details of the template.
The unique ID of the private template. It can be retrieved from the List templates endpoint.
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The unique ID of the public version of the approved template. It can be retrieved from the List templates endpoint as one of the following IDs: publishedId
for all published templates that are waiting for approval or not, or approvedId
for approved templates.
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Retrieves a collection of all templates for a team with a given ID. Returned templates are sorted by ID in ascending order.
The unique ID of the team whose templates will be retrieved.
1
Indicates if the template is public which means that it was published and approved, and can be accessed by anyone.
true
The array with the text IDs of the apps used in the templates. This parameter allows you to get only the templates containing specific apps.
["http"]
The value that will be used to sort returned entities by.
The value of entities you want to skip before getting entities you need.
The sorting order. It accepts the ascending and descending direction specifiers.
Sets the maximum number of results per page in the API call response. For example, pg[limit]=100
. The default number varies with different API endpoints.
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Creates a new template with data passed in the request body. In the response, it returns all details of the created template.
The unique numeric ID of the team in which the template will be created.
The language of the template determining in which language template details such as module names will be displayed. This property also impacts the visibility of the created template and cannot be changed later.
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Updates a template with a given ID by passing new values in the request body. Any property that is not provided will be left unchanged. In the response, it returns all details of the updated template including properties that were not changed.
The unique ID of the private template. It can be retrieved from the List templates endpoint.
164
The unique ID of the public version of the approved template. It can be retrieved from the List templates endpoint as one of the following IDs: publishedId
for all published templates that are waiting for approval or not, or approvedId
for approved templates.
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The new name of the template. The name does not need to be unique.
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