Catalogue. 88 operations.

CategoriesRequest is the categories a product is in, each by its slug or its name, in order, the first its primary; none takes it out of every category.

Category is a category of the store's tree as the owner sees it: its name, its slug, its parent's slug ("" for a root), its description in the safe Markdown subset, its position among its siblings (0 for none), and its trail, the names from the root down to it, such as "Braais / Accessories", which tells two categories of one name apart.

CategoryRequest is a category the owner saves: in place of the category at Old, or added when Old is "". Slug "" is the name's slug; Parent is the parent's slug, "" for a root.

ChoiceField is a question a product asks the buyer for each cart line: a free text, or one value of a list. Its Key never changes after an order uses it.

ChoicesRequest sets the choice fields of a product, whole, in the order the buyer sees them: 0 to 10. A product that is a gift card, a combo, a part of a combo or a subscription plan is Refused; a key that an order used and that is left out or changed in kind is Refused. No fields takes them away.

Collection is a collection as the owner sees it: its title, its slug, its description in the safe Markdown subset, whether buyers see it, and its products by slug, in the owner's order.

CollectionCondition is one condition: its kind, and the arguments of that kind, the others left out. Kinds: category (a category's slug, and the categories below it), price (Min, Max, either one may be left out), on_sale, in_stock, new_within (Days, from 1 to 365) and option (Option, an option's name, and Value, one of its values, in any case) and field (Field, a custom product field's key, and either Value, a choice or yes/no value of it, or Lo and Hi, the lowest and the highest of a number or a date, as the field writes them, either one may be left out). A price is text with exactly two decimals, VAT-inclusive as the owner enters it.

CollectionProductsRequest is the products of a collection, by slug, in the owner's order.

CollectionRequest is a collection the owner saves: its title, slug and description in place of the collection at Old's, its products and publication as they are; or, when Old is "", a collection added, unpublished, with Products, slugs, in the owner's order. Slug "" is the title's slug.

CollectionRules are a dynamic collection's rules: how the conditions combine, all or any; the conditions; and the sort of its products, one of newest, price_asc, price_desc, title and featured. From contract version 6.

CollectionRulesRequest saves a collection's rules: the revision of the rules as the owner read them, which another save may have moved on; and the rules, or null to clear them, the collection being manual again with the list it had.

Combo is a combo variant as the operations show it: whether it sells at the sum of its parts' prices, and its parts in order. From version 6.

ComboPartRequest is a part of a combo: the SKU of a variant of the store that is no combo itself, once in a combo, and how many of it one combo holds, from 1 to 99.

CompareAtRequest is a variant's compare-at price, as the owner enters it: text with exactly two decimals, above its price and its sale price; "" takes it away. The body must carry it: the API door refuses one without it.

Deletion is what a delete deleted: the slug of the category, the collection or the content page that is gone, or the name of the image.

DetailsRequest is the details of a product the owner sets: each one given is set, and each left out stays as it is.

Dimensions are a variant's size in whole millimetres: all three 0 for none, or each from 1 to 10 000.

EnquiryRequest is a product's enquiry settings (ASI-6.1, ASI-6.3): its mode (inherit, enquiry or buyable) and whether the page shows its price beside the form.

FieldDefinition is one field: the key a theme and a filter name it by, which never changes; the label a buyer reads; its type (text, number, yes_no, choice or date); its scope (product or variant); where it is shown (page, listings, both or hidden); whether it is filterable; its position; a number's unit; a choice field's choices and whether it holds several; how many products or variants hold a value of it; and who saved it and when.

FieldRequest saves a definition, whole, by its key: a new one is added, one the definitions hold is replaced. Revision is the definitions' as the owner read them. A position of 0 puts a new field last. Renames moves the values of a choice that is renamed (old to new), so it need not be dropped.

HeldChange is a change after approval, held for a person (ASI-2.8).

ImageAltRequest is an image's alt text, plain text on one line of at most MaxImageAlt characters; "" takes it away. The body must carry it: the API door refuses one without it.

ImageUpload is a product's image: as its upload left it, and as catalogue.images reads it.

Money is an amount: in minor units of its ISO 4217 currency, and as the store displays it.

PictureReviewRequest is the review of a picture or a version: State is approved, rejected or reopened. Note is needed to reject or to reopen; Checks are the lines of the store's checklist ticked, all of them to approve; Digest is the PictureVersion.Digest the reviewer saw, "" to skip the check.

PictureVersion is a picture, or an edited version of one, with its review state (ASI-3.1 to ASI-3.6). A version has Of, the name of the original it is a version of; an original has Of "" and Shown, the name of the version it shows, "" when it shows itself. Additive, from version 6.

Product is a product of the catalogue, with every variant.

ProductChange is a product as an operation left it, and whether the operation changed it.

ProductFields are the definitions of the custom product fields, in the owner's order, at the revision each write must send back (0 while the owner never saved one).

ProductRetirement is how a product left the shop (PR-4): At, when it was retired; ReplacedBy, the slug of the product that replaces it, "" for none; KeepPage, whether its address keeps a page that says it is no longer sold.

ProductSearch is a page of the products a search finds, how many it finds in all, and whether a later page holds more.

RetireProposal is a retire proposed and not decided (ASI-2.12).

ReviewActResult is the product after an act: its state and look-again flag, whether it is published, and, after an approval, the next product of the list ("" for none).

ReviewBy is who did an act and when.

ReviewClass is a review class of the store's (ASI-2.3): its key, and the label and the badge's words the store writes.

ReviewClasses are the store's review classes, in its order.

ReviewCounts are the products of each review state (ASI-7.3).

ReviewDescription is the description and its state (ASI-2.3). The long and the short description each have their own state: the description part is done when the long one is accepted and the short one is accepted or empty. The fields without a prefix are the long description's.

ReviewEvent is a line of the product's review history (ASI-2.11).

ReviewItem is an item of a combo.

ReviewList is a page of the review list (ASI-7.1 to 7.3), in its stable order: by the time each product entered its state, then by its id (ASI-7.4).

ReviewNote is words a person wrote, with who and when.

ReviewPart is one part of a product's review (ASI-2.2) and what it lacks. The page writes the words.

ReviewPicture is a picture of the product (ASI-3's states).

ReviewPlace is the product's place in the list it was opened from (ASI-7.4).

ReviewQuestion is an open or resolved question (ASI-2.4).

ReviewRow is one product of the review list (ASI-7.2).

ReviewSetting is the store's catalogue.review and what turning it on would move (ASI-2.1, 46h).

ReviewStock says how the stock is managed (ASI-2.11).

ReviewVariant is a variant the shop sells, with its values (ASI-2.2.3).

ReviewWorkspace is one read of what the review page shows (ASI-2.11).

Sale is a variant's sale price and its window: the price it sells at from Start, inclusive, to End, exclusive.

SendBackRequest sends the product back with a note (ASI-2.7).

Variant is a variant of a product.

VariantChange is a variant as an operation left it, and whether the operation changed it.

VariantFile is a digital variant's file: its name as a download is saved, its size in bytes, its SHA-256 in lower-case hex, and when and by whom it was uploaded. From contract version 6.

VersionRequest asks a picture tool for a new version of a picture: Tool is its kind (60 characters at most), Note what to change (500 characters at most).