Create IP block labels
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code examples curl request post \\ \ url 'https //api ionos com/cloudapi/v6/ipblocks/{ipblockid}/labels?pretty=true\&depth=integer%3cint32%3e' \\ \ header 'accept application/json' \\ \ header 'content type application/json' \\ \ data '{ "properties" {} }'var myheaders = new headers(); myheaders append("accept", "application/json"); myheaders append("content type", "application/json"); var raw = json stringify({ "properties" {} }); var requestoptions = { method 'post', headers myheaders, body raw, redirect 'follow' }; fetch("https //api ionos com/cloudapi/v6/ipblocks/{ipblockid}/labels?pretty=true\&depth=integer\<int32>", requestoptions) then(response => response text()) then(result => console log(result)) catch(error => console log('error', error));require "uri" require "json" require "net/http" url = uri("https //api ionos com/cloudapi/v6/ipblocks/{ipblockid}/labels?pretty=true\&depth=integer\<int32>") https = net http new(url host, url port) https use ssl = true request = net http post new(url) request\["accept"] = "application/json" request\["content type"] = "application/json" request body = json dump({ "properties" {} }) response = https request(request) puts response read body import requests import json url = "https //api ionos com/cloudapi/v6/ipblocks/{ipblockid}/labels?pretty=true\&depth=integer\<int32>" payload = json dumps({ "properties" {} }) headers = { 'accept' 'application/json', 'content type' 'application/json' } response = requests request("post", url, headers=headers, data=payload) print(response text) responses // successful operation { "id" "environment", "type" "", "href" "\<resource uri>", "metadata" { "etag" "45480eb3fbfc31f1d916c1eaa4abdcc3", "createddate" "2015 12 04t14 34 09 809z", "createdby" "user\@example com", "createdbyuserid" "user\@example com", "lastmodifieddate" "2015 12 04t14 34 09 809z", "lastmodifiedby" "user\@example com", "lastmodifiedbyuserid" "63cef532 26fe 4a64 a4e0 de7c8a506c90" }, "properties" { "key" "environment", "value" "production" } }// any erroneous status code 400 (parse error), 401 (auth error), 402 (trial access), 403 (insufficient privileges), 404 (not found), 405 (unsupported http method), 415 (unsupported content type, 422 (validation error), 429 (request rate limit exceeded), 500 (server error), or 503 (maintenance) { "httpstatus" 400, "messages" \[ { "errorcode" "123", "message" "error message example " } ] }
