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At this point, your Tags are structured and set. You will want to start tagging your objects. ===Object resources=== ^ Property ^ Type ^ Description ^ | value | String | The value attached to the tagging | | tag_id | String | The tag this tagging belongs to | | taggable_id | Integer | The taggable object ID this tagging belongs to | | taggable_type | String | The taggable object type this tagging belongs to | ===Create (POST)=== ^ Method | POST | ^ URL | /taggings | ==Parameters (*Requiered parameters)== ^ Property ^ Type ^ Description ^ | value | String | The value attached to the tagging | | tag_id* | String | The tag this tagging belongs to | | taggable_id* | Integer | The taggable object ID this tagging belongs to | | taggable_type* | String | The taggable object type this tagging belongs to | ==Send the request (JSON input example)== <code> { tag_id: 1, taggable_id: 2, taggable_type: « KnowledgeNode », value: “30” } </code> ==Get the response (JSON output example)== <code> { id: 1, tag_id: 1, taggable_id: 2, taggable_type: « KnowledgeNode », value: “30” } </code> ===Fetch (GET)=== ^ Method | GET| ^ URL | /taggings/{tagging_id} | If no tagging_id is provided it will fetch all Taggings for your instance. ==Get the response (JSON output example)== **With ID provided**\\ <code> { id: 1, tag_id: 1, taggable_id: 2, taggable_type: « KnowledgeNode », value: “30” } </code> **Without ID provided**\\ <code> [{ id: 1, tag_id: 1, taggable_id: 2, taggable_type: « KnowledgeNode », value: “30” }, { id: 1, tag_id: 2, taggable_id: 5, taggable_type: « Content », value: nil }] </code>
