Thunder API – SaveEditURL

Overview

SaveEditURL saves a Thunder launch URL into a target Thunder folder and creates a new edit using the supplied name.

The supplied launch URL must be converted to Base64 and passed using the base64Url query parameter.

Supported URL types include:

• LaunchPlayerByPlays
• XOSMessageXMLGet
• MessageXMLGet
• PFFMessageXMLGet
• Thunder lookup URLs (LookupURL / short URLs)

Endpoint

GET https://tclightningservices.xosdigital.com/Api/ThunderAPI/SaveEditURL

Authentication Headers

SaveEditURL requires a valid authentication token in the launch XML.

For information on:

• Generating authentication tokens
• Vendor GUID requirements
• Token duration and expiration
• Authentication examples

See:

Thunder API – Authentication Token

Parameters

Supported URL Types

The base64Url parameter supports Base64-encoded Thunder launch URLs and Thunder lookup URLs.

For supported Thunder launch URL formats (LaunchPlayerByPlays, XOSMessageXMLGet, MessageXMLGet, and PFFMessageXMLGet), see:

Thunder API – Creating Thunder Launch URLs

For Thunder lookup URLs (short URLs), see:

Thunder API – Creating a Short URL

Note: The original Thunder URL must be converted to Base64 before being supplied to the base64Url parameter.

Request Format

Parameters are submitted as query string values.

https://tclightningservices.xosdigital.com/Api/ThunderAPI/SaveEditURL?base64Url={BASE64_URL}&folderId={FOLDER_GUID}&name={EDIT_NAME}

Parameter Details

base64Url

The base64Url parameter contains a Base64-encoded Thunder launch or lookup URL.

Supported source URLs include:

• LaunchPlayerByPlays
• XOSMessageXMLGet
• MessageXMLGet
• PFFMessageXMLGet
• LookupURL

Note: The original Thunder URL must be Base64 encoded before submission.

folderId

The folderId parameter identifies the target Thunder folder where the new edit will be saved.

folderId={FOLDER_GUID}

name

The name parameter specifies the name of the new edit.

name={EDIT_NAME}

Example Workflow

1. Create a Thunder launch or lookup URL
2. Convert the URL to Base64
3. Supply the Base64 value to base64Url
4. Provide a target folderId
5. Provide an edit name
6. Submit the request to SaveEditURL

Related Articles

• Thunder API – Authentication Headers
• Thunder API – Creating Thunder Launch URLs
• Thunder API – SaveUserUrlByGuid