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POST /v1/bulk-jobs/installed-plugins

What is already installed across a bulk selection.

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Xaqiijinta aqoonsiga

U dir furaha API ah calaamad dusha ah (bearer token). Furaha waa inuu wataa ruqadda sites.view; furaha aan wadan waxaa loo diidayaa 403, ee ma aha 404.

Boggan ma qaato aqoonsiga ururka. Furahaagu wuxuu horay u aqoonsanayaa ururka uu ka tirsan yahay, jawaabtuna waxay ku kooban tahay halkaas.

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Ku beddel wax kasta oo ku dhex jira qeebaha xaglaha ah qiimayaashaada, sidoo kalena haystaaha furaha ku beddel fure ka dhex muuqda dashboordigaaga.

curl -X POST https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/bulk-jobs/installed-plugins \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "operation": <string<plugin_activate, plugin_deactivate, plugin_remove, plugin_update>>, "selector": <BulkSelector> }'

Ma sign-garaysay? Qalabka API ee ku jira dashboard-kaagu wuxuu buuxiyaa aqoonsigaaga ururka ee dhabta ah iyo furahaaga gaarka ah, wuxuuna ku shaqeysiiyaa codsiga API-ga nool si aad u aragto jawaabta dhabta ah. Kani ka fur barta kontoroolka ee API

Faahfaahin

The candidate list for `plugin_activate`, `plugin_deactivate`, `plugin_remove` and `plugin_update` — read from the **sites themselves**, not from the wordpress.org directory. Installing picks from what could go on; activating picks from what is already there, and those are different questions. **POST, and it writes nothing.** Same reason as `previewBulkJob` beside it: an explicit selection of 400 site ids does not survive a query string that proxies, browsers and access logs will truncate or record. No row is written and no job is started. ⛔ **This is one network call per site, so it reads a bounded SAMPLE and says so.** `matched` counts the whole selection, `eligible` counts the ones that could take the operation, and `read` counts the ones actually listed — three separate numbers, because a blind version of this endpoint would return `read: 0`, which must never be readable as *"nothing is installed"*. Sites that could not be reached are named in `unreadable` rather than dropped into a shorter list that looks complete. `uniform` is `false` when the read sites do not all carry the same plugins, so the screen can say that plainly instead of silently acting on a subset. Requires `sites.view` plus the operation's own key — never a cheaper door than the single-site listing.

Codsiga jidhkiisa

MagacaNoocLoo baahan yahayMaxay tahay
operationstring<plugin_activate, plugin_deactivate, plugin_remove, plugin_update>Haa⛔ Only the operations that act on something already installed. Anything else is a `422` — there is nothing to list, and the directory search is the right tool.
selectorBulkSelectorHaaWhich sites a job targets. ⛔ There is no `all`. A job belongs to exactly one organization and `all` would span every tenant on the platform; the fleet-wide act is a staff operat…
selector_valuestringMayaThe product line, for `selector: product_line`.
site_idsstring[]Maya
sampleintegerMayaHow many sites to read. A **latency** bound on an interactive read, not a capacity plan: the response reports what it did not reach, and the bulk job that follows covers the who…

Jawaab

MagacaNoocLoo baahan yahayMaxay tahay
operationstringHaa
matchedintegerHaaSites the selection resolves to, counted over the whole selection.
eligibleintegerHaaOf those, how many could take the operation at all.
readintegerHaaHow many were actually listed. ⛔ The number that makes an empty `data` interpretable: `0` means *we looked at nothing*, never *nothing is installed*.
sampledbooleanHaaTrue when the selection is larger than what was read.
uniformbooleanHaaFalse when the read sites do not all carry the same plugins. Computed here rather than by the client, because it decides what the customer is told.
dataBulkInstalledPlugin[]Haa
unreadableobject[]HaaSites in the selection whose plugins could not be listed. ⛔ Reported, never dropped — a shorter list that looks complete is worse than a short list that says so.

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