Api - glpi

[Rodrigo_Lima]

gentlemen, I’m trying to create a call in GLPI through the API provided by the tool. The documentation asks you to do the following:

curl -X POST -H ‘Content-Type: application/json’ -H “Session-Token: xxxxxxxx” -d ‘{“input”: {“name”: “Ticket Name”, “content”: “Ticket Desc”}}’ ‘http://glpiserver/apirest.php/Ticket/’

the URL is: http://xxx/apirest.php/Ticket/

for the input:

name: ticket title
content: ticket description
itilcategories_id: ticket category id
type: ticket type id
locations_id : location id

you get session token from initsession:
$ curl -X GET
-H ‘Content-Type: application/json’
-H “Authorization: Basic base64({login}:{password})”
-H “App-Token: f7g3csp8mgatg5ebc5elnazakw20i9fyev1qopya7”
‘http://xxx/apirest.php/initSession’

my difficulty is in the parameters below:

for the input:

name: ticket title
content: ticket description
itilcategories_id: ticket category id
type: ticket type id
locations_id : location id

I did it this way, but it returns a message I think I must be doing something wrong but I don’t know how it should be, can someone help me?

[MutedJam]

Hi @Rodrigo_Lima, welcome to the community!

This looks like an error coming from the API you are calling, seemingly complaining about a bad array. Your request doesn’t seem to require an array though, so I am not 100% sure what’s needed here. Perhaps you can check with the team managing the API you are calling how exactly your request should look like?

[gabrielfgt]

Rodrigo, I’m passing through the same issues. Ive been using GLPI API. BTW, i send you a message. Hope we help each other

[Mauro_Capuano]

I’m not sure if you’ve already solved this issue, but the new version of n8n has an option to import a curl command, and it helped me solve this problem.