There's an API for that.
A few things to know...
- The thing you want is the "flows" property on the API Proxy endpoint.
- the "apis" in the mgmt API resource hierarchy refers to "API proxy bundles". Within a revision of each api proxy bundle, there will be one or more proxy endpoints. Most people have a single api proxy endpoint in a proxy bundle, but that's not required.
- in the mgmt API hierarchy, to address a "proxy endpoint" you use the path segment "proxies"
- of course you need to examine a specific revision, because the flows can change from one rev to another.
So,
curl -n $mgmtserver/v1/o/$ORG/apis/$API/revisions/1/proxies/$PROXYENDPOINTNAME
The name of the proxyendpoint is often "default" but again, this is not required. To list the proxyendpoints in a proxy bundle, use
curl -n $mgmtserver/v1/o/$ORG/apis/$API/revisions/1/proxies
From the former query, you will get output like:
{
"name": "getBandDetails",
"condition": "(proxy.pathsuffix MatchesPath \"/band\") and (request.verb = \"GET\")",
"description": "get details for a band",
"request": {
"children": [ ... policies on the request flow here... ]
},
"response": {
"children": [ ...policies on the response flow here... ]
}
}
You can ask for the result in XML format, too. Just pass the Accept header.
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