Say where a finished article is live on the site
Say where a finished article is live, once the page is public on the production site: Frontshelf records the address and lists the article as live. It is your claim, not a check: call it after the deploy, never for a pull request still waiting for its merge. Nothing is fetched now; Frontshelf's crawl reads the page later. url is the article's own page (never the home page): https when the site is, on the site's host or one under it, at the site's port. The same address again changes nothing (recorded: false); a new one replaces it (the article moved). A sample cannot be reported. If Frontshelf's WordPress publishing of it has not called the site yet, the report stops it, so the site has it once; once WordPress is posting it, the report is INVALID_TRANSITION, records nothing, and says what to tell your human. dry_run: true says what it would do.
Request
- Base URL: https://frontshelf.io/api
- URL: https://frontshelf.io/api/v1/sites/{site}/articles/{article_id}/report-live
- Auth: HTTP bearer
Path parameters
Site ID (site_…), origin (https://example.com), or bare domain, resolved server-side; the response carries the canonical ID.
A finished article's id (cart_…), from articles_list.
Request body
Response
Say where a finished article is live on the site
Changes
No recorded changes to this operation across all 1 revision of this API.