ExportConfiguration Resource
The Export Configuration for a resource has two uses:
- setting automatic generation of files by setting "enabled" to true (in the case of Editions customers)
- setting the callback method for when the automatic generation of the file has completed
You can send this via:
- webhook
The webhook_method must be either GET or POST, and webhook_url should be the URL of the service you want to call when the file is available. For email, the email parameter should be an email address.
ExportConfiguration properties
| Resource Properties in REST API format | |
|---|---|
enabled
|
If true, Twilio will automatically generate every day's file when the day is over. |
webhook_url
|
Stores the URL destination for the method specified in webhook_method. |
webhook_method
|
Sets whether Twilio should call a webhook URL when the automatic generation is complete, using GET or POST. The actual destination is set in the webhook_url |
resource_type
|
The type of communication – Messages, Calls, Conferences, and Participants |
url
|
The URL of this resource. |
Fetch an ExportConfiguration resource
https://bulkexports.twilio.com/v1/Exports/{ResourceType}/Configuration
Parameters
| Parameters in REST API format | |
|---|---|
resource_type
Path
|
The type of communication – Messages, Calls, Conferences, and Participants |
Example 1
Example 2
Update an ExportConfiguration resource
https://bulkexports.twilio.com/v1/Exports/{ResourceType}/Configuration
Parameters
| Parameters in REST API format | |
|---|---|
resource_type
Path
|
The type of communication – Messages, Calls, Conferences, and Participants |
enabled
Optional
|
If true, Twilio will automatically generate every day's file when the day is over. |
webhook_url
Optional
|
Stores the URL destination for the method specified in webhook_method. |
webhook_method
Optional
|
Sets whether Twilio should call a webhook URL when the automatic generation is complete, using GET or POST. The actual destination is set in the webhook_url |
Example 1
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