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Each method represents a specific comment activity, for example getting a comment. You use each method by sending a request to the URI in a certain format. Upon successful request, the server always responds with a 200 OK status code.

In the following table, you can see details on the various methods you can use to manage comments.

Create a comment

HTTP POST request: /RestApi/comments-api/comments

Posted data JSON format:

Details of the published comment:

Get a comment

HTTP GET request: /RestApi/comments-api/comments/{key}
where key is the comment's identifier

Posted data JSON format:

Details of the requested comment:

Update a comment

HTTP PUT request: /RestApi/comments-api/comments

Posted data JSON format:

Details of the updated comment:

Get a collection of comments

HTTP GET request: /RestApi/comments-api/comments

Posted data JSON format:

Total number of comments and content of the comments filtered by the request parameters:

Get a collection of comments with extended filtering

HTTP POST request: /RestApi/comments-api/comments/filter

Posted data JSON format:

Total number of comments and content of the comments filtered by the request parameters:

Get the count of comments in a thread

HTTP GET request: /RestApi/comments-api/comments/count

Posted data JSON format:

Number of comments:

Batch-update the status of a collection of comments

HTTP PUT request: /RestApi/comments-api/comments/list 

Posted data JSON format:

Total number of comments and content of updated comments:

Delete a comment

HTTP DELETE request: /RestApi/comments-api/comments/{key}
where key is the comment's identifier

Posted data JSON format:

The comment is deleted.

Batch-delete a collection of comments 

HTTP DELETE request: /RestApi/comments-api/comments/list

Posted data JSON format:

The comments are deleted.

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