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This API is used to export the list of revisions satisfying the request criteria. Remember a revision represents an act of creating, modifying or deleting an OpenSpecimen object/record.

Request

Export revisions effected by the user identified by userId = 1 during the time period March 1 (startDate) to March 15 (endDate). The exported list should include the list of modified record attributes/properties during each revision. The exported file contains the list of revisions arranged in reverse chronological order i.e. the latest revision at the top and ancient revision at the bottom of the file. 

Note: Request entities and OpenSpecimen Record Types mapping added at the end of page.

URL
/openspecimen/rest/ng/audit/export-revisions
Method
POST
Body
 Request: Single User
{
  "startDate": 1551398400000,
  "endDate": 1552608000000,
  "userId": 1,
  "includeModifiedProps": true,
  "entities": ["Participant", "ParticipantMedicalIdentifier", "CollectionProtocolRegistration", "ParticipantExtension"]
}
 Request: Multiple Users
{
  "startDate": 1551398400000,
  "endDate": 1552608000000,
  "userIds": [1, 2, 3],
  "includeModifiedProps": true,
  "entities": ["Participant", "ParticipantMedicalIdentifier", "CollectionProtocolRegistration", "ParticipantExtension"]
}

Response

The response contains the file ID that can be used to download the exported revisions file.

{
  "fileId": "0a24ef05-c1aa-4641-b2a0-4d4f060b8f75_20190325_1645"
}


The exported revisions file can downloaded using the below API request

GET /openspecimen/rest/ng/audit/revisions-file?fileId=0a24ef05-c1aa-4641-b2a0-4d4f060b8f75_20190325_1645


Note: If the export is running for more than 30 seconds, then the task is delegated to a background thread. In such cases, fileId in the API response will be null. In either case, the user, who initiated the export, will be notified by email containing the link to download the revisions file.

Request parameters

ParameterDescription
startDateStart date of the interval for which the revisions list is queried. If not specified, startDate = endDate - 30 days 
endDateEnd date of the interval for which the revisions list is queried. If not specified endDate = end of today.
userIdRestrict the exported list to revisions effected by the user identified by userId. Optional parameter.
userIdsRestrict the exported list to revisions effected by the users identified by the list of userIds. Optional parameter. (Supported from v6.3)
entities

Optional parameter. Specifies the list of entities or record types whose revisions need to be exported. This is very useful when the requestor intends to review the revisions of only certain record types say Shipment and ShipmentSpecimen.

This parameter was added in v6.1.RC5.

includeModifiedPropsSpecifies whether the exported list should include modified attributes list for each revision.


Response parameters

ParameterDescription
fileId

a) Unique file ID to use for downloading the exported revisions file.

b) Null in case the export requires more than 30 seconds to finish.


FAQ

Q1. What is the significance of "includeModifiedProps" value in the request?

The boolean property "includeModifiedProps" determines whether the exported revisions file includes the change log for each of the modified entities during the requested time interval or not. 

Given below is an example of the CSV file created when includeModifiedProps = true. Notice the change log column, it includes the list of properties that got modified during the op along with their new values.

Revision IDRevision TimeUserUser Email IDOperationRecord TypeRecordChange Log

169879

09 Jul 2019 15:26John Doejohn.doe@openspecimen.orgEditSpecimen244004collectionStatus=Collected,createdOn=Tue Jul 09 15:26:00 IST 2019,position={id=295350}
16987909 Jul 2019 15:26John Doejohn.doe@openspecimen.orgAddStorage Container Position295354blocked=false,container={id=514},occupyingSpecimen={id=244010},posOne=8,posOneOrdinal=8,posTwo=3,posTwoOrdinal=3


When includeModifiedProps = false, the generated CSV file is as below. Notice the change log column is empty. It goes without saying that generating this kind of file is much faster than the above one as the API has to do lesser work.

Revision IDRevision TimeUserUser Email IDOperationRecord TypeRecord

Change Log

16987909 Jul 2019 15:26John Doejohn.doe@openspecimen.orgEditSpecimen244004
16987909 Jul 2019 15:26John Doejohn.doe@openspecimen.orgAddStorage Container Position295354


The below table explains requested entity and OpenSpecimen record type mapping details.

Request EntitiesOpenSpecimen Record Type
SpecimenList
Carts
Specimen
Specimen
SpecimenExternalIdentifier
Specimen External Identifier
Visit
Visit
CollectionProtocolRegistration
Collection Protocol Registration
Participant
Participant
ParticipantMedicalIdentifier
Participant Medical Identifier
StorageContainerPosition
Container Position
ShipmentSpecimen
Shipment Specimen
Shipment
Shipment
User
User
StorageContainer
Storage Container
CollectionProtocol
Collection Protocol
SpecimenRequirement
Specimen Requirement
CollectionProtocolEvent
Collection Protocol Event
CollectionProtocolSite
CP Site
DistributionOrderItem
Distribution Order Items
DistributionOrder
Distribution Order
ContainerType
Container Type
Role
Role
RoleAccessControl
Role Access List
DistributionProtocol

Distribution Protocol

ResourceInstanceOp
Access List Operation
CpConsentTier
CP Consent
Institute
Institute
SubjectRole
User Role
Site
Site
ShipmentContainer
Shipment Container
DpRequirement
DP Requirement
FormContextBean
Form Association
CpSpecimenLabelPrintSetting
CP Specimen Label Print Setting
DpDistributionSite
DP Site



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