Locales client
A locale is a culture code that consists of a two-letter language code and a two-letter region code. A content item can be assigned a locale or it can have no locale (that is, have a null locale). A content item is uniquely identified by its ID and locale value (either language-region code or null value): two content items cannot have the same ID and the same locale value. A content item and a localization might have the same ID, but their locales will differ.
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
GET /api/content/v1/locales | Retrieves the locales. |
GET /api/content/v1/locales/<LOCALE_ID> | Retrieves a locale with a specific ID. |
POST /api/content/v1/locales | Creates a new locale. |
PUT /api/content/v1/locales/<LOCALE_ID> | Updates the name of a specific locale. |
DELETE /api/content/v1/locales/<LOCALE_ID> | Deletes a specific locale. |
GET /api/content/v1/locales/supported | Retrieves a list of supported locales. |
The following example illustrates these methods:
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