Manifest Object

The manifest definition.

type Manifest {
  identifier: String!
  version: String!
  name: String!
  about: String
  permissions: [Permission!]
  appUrl: String
  configurationUrl: String @deprecated(reason: "Use `appUrl` instead.")
  tokenTargetUrl: String
  dataPrivacy: String @deprecated(reason: "Use `dataPrivacyUrl` instead.")
  dataPrivacyUrl: String
  deprecationReason: String
  homepageUrl: String
  supportUrl: String
  extensions: [AppManifestExtension!]!
  webhooks: [AppManifestWebhook!]!
  audience: String
  requiredSaleorVersion: AppManifestRequiredSaleorVersion
  author: String
  brand: AppManifestBrand
}

Fields

identifier

identifier · String!

The identifier of the manifest for the app.

version

version · String!

The version of the manifest for the app.

name

name · String!

The name of the manifest for the app .

about

about · String

Description of the app displayed in the dashboard.

permissions

permissions · [Permission!]

The array permissions required for the app.

appUrl

appUrl · String

App website rendered in the dashboard.

configurationUrl

configurationUrl · String

URL to iframe with the configuration for the app.

tokenTargetUrl

tokenTargetUrl · String

Endpoint used during process of app installation, see installing an app.

dataPrivacy

dataPrivacy · String

Description of the data privacy defined for this app.

dataPrivacyUrl

dataPrivacyUrl · String

URL to the full privacy policy.

Reason why the app is deprecated, declared in the manifest. Null when the app is not deprecated. A deprecated app can still be installed and works as usual, but usually means it should not be used anymore.

Added in Saleor 3.23