Record

Create a new record

To create a new human record, use the following method:

POST /cards/humans/

Tip

For vehicle records instead humans use cars.

The REQUEST BODY is required and contains application/json object with the following parameters.

Tip

* – means required parameters. 🆁 – read only.

Name	Schema	Description
`active`	boolean	`true` if the object is enabled.
`name*`	string	Record name, up to 256 characters.
`comment`	string	Extended description, up to 2048 characters.
`watch_lists*`	[integer]	Array of the related Watch lists ID.
`meta`	<any-key>	Meta data.
`active_after`	date-time┃null	Date-time information.
`active_before`	date-time┃null	Date-time information.
`disable_schedule`	{…}	Serializer mixin that raises ValidationError if excess fields are presented. Can be used in nested serializers.

Request example

Tip

This example is given for reference only, substitute your values in the corresponding fields. You may fill in only the required fields, and the others will be by default.

{
 "active": false,
 "name": "A",
 "comment": "AAAAAA",
 "watch_lists": [
   0
 ],
 "meta": {},
 "active_after": "1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z",
 "active_before": "1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z",
 "disable_schedule": {
   "monday": [
     [
       "A"
     ]
   ],
   "tuesday": [
     [
       "A"
     ]
   ],
   "wednesday": [
     [
       "A"
     ]
   ],
   "thursday": [
     [
       "A"
     ]
   ],
   "friday": [
     [
       "A"
     ]
   ],
   "saturday": [
     [
       "A"
     ]
   ],
   "sunday": [
     [
       "A"
     ]
   ]
 }
}

For example, you may send these parameters:

{
 "active": true,
 "name": "Angelina Jolie",
 "comment": "Миссис Смит",
 "watch_lists": [
   2
 ]
}

CURL example

curl -X POST "http://<findface-ip:port>/cards/humans/" \
 -H "Accept: application/json" \
 -H "Content-Language: ru" \
 -H "Accept-Language: ru" \
 -H "Authorization: Token <token>" \
 -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
 -d '{"active":true,"name":"Angelina Jolie","comment":"Миссис Смит","watch_lists":[2]}' \

If the response is successful (Created:201), it returns an object that contains the following parameters. Example.

Name	Schema	Description
`id*`	integer 🆁	Record ID.
`active`	boolean	`true` if the object is enabled.
`filled*`	boolean 🆁	`true` if record is filled.
`created_date*`	date-time 🆁	Object creation date.
`modified_date*`	date-time 🆁	Object modification date.
`name*`	string	Record name, up to 256 characters.
`comment`	string	Extended description, up to 2048 characters.
`watch_lists*`	[integer]	Array of the related Watch lists ID.
`looks_like` `confidence` `collection` `matched_object`	number string┃null string┃null	Confidence. Constraints: Min 0┃Max 1. Collection. Matched object.
`meta`	<any-key>	Meta data.
`looks_like_confidence*`	number 🆁	Looks like confidence.
`active_after`	date-time┃null	Data-time information.
`active_before`	date-time┃null	Data-time information.
`disable_schedule`	array	Serializer mixin that raises ValidationError if excess fields are presented. Can be used in nested serializers.
`recount_schedule_on*`	date-time 🆁	Data-time information.
`face_objects*`	integer 🆁	Linked face objects counter.
`body_objects*`	integer 🆁	Linked body objects counter.
`face_cluster*`	integer 🆁	Face claster.
`body_cluster*`	integer 🆁	Body cluster.
`links_to_relations` `id` `name` `created_date` `card` `relation`	integer 🆁 string date-time 🆁 integer integer	ID Short name, up to 256 characters. RelationLink creation date. Record. Relation.

Note

Relations are not supported in FindFace Multi 2.0 and are kept in API only.

Response example

{
 "id": 1,
 "active": true,
 "filled": true,
 "created_date": "2023-01-17T07:43:56.363330Z",
 "modified_date": "2023-01-17T07:43:56.363354Z",
 "name": "Angelina Jolie",
 "comment": "Миссис Смит",
 "watch_lists": [
   2
 ],
 "meta": {},
 "active_after": null,
 "active_before": null,
 "disable_schedule": {},
 "recount_schedule_on": null,
 "face_objects": 0,
 "body_objects": 0,
 "face_cluster": null,
 "body_cluster": null,
 "links_to_relations": []
}

List records

To list human records, use this method:

GET /cards/humans/

The REQUEST contains the QUERY-STRING PARAMETERS. All parameters you can see in http://<findface-ip:port>/api-docs.

You may use this method to search faces in the system. Specify the value of detection:<detection id>, received by detection of objects on a photo, in the field looks_like.

CURL example

curl -X GET "http://<findface-ip:port>/cards/humans/?looks_like=detection%3Acf4ffvmv54rotim9jt60" \
 -H "Accept: application/json" \
 -H "Content-Language: ru" \
 -H "Accept-Language: ru" \
 -H "Authorization: Token <token>" \

If the response is successful (OK: 200), it returns an object that contains the following parameters:

Name	Schema	Description
`next_page`	string┃null	Next page.
`prev_page`	string┃null	Previous page.
`results`	[{…}]	Contain the following parameters.

Response example

 {
 "next_page": null,
 "prev_page": null,
 "results": [
   {
     "id": 1,
     "active": true,
     "filled": true,
     "created_date": "2023-01-17T07:43:56.363330Z",
     "modified_date": "2023-01-17T11:56:42.496871Z",
     "name": "Angelina Jolie",
     "comment": "Миссис Смит",
     "watch_lists": [
       2
     ],
     "looks_like": {
       "confidence": 0.8078,
       "collection": "face_objects",
       "matched_object": "4493493039043981648"
     },
     "meta": {},
     "looks_like_confidence": 0.8078,
     "active_after": null,
     "active_before": null,
     "disable_schedule": {},
     "recount_schedule_on": null,
     "face_objects": 1,
     "body_objects": 0,
     "face_cluster": 11,
     "body_cluster": null,
     "links_to_relations": []
   }
 ]
}

Useful requests

GET /cards/cars/
POST /cards/cars/
GET /cards/cars/{id}/
DELETE /cards/cars/{id}/
PATCH /cards/cars/{id}/
GET /cards/cars/count/
GET /cards/humans/
POST /cards/humans/
GET /cards/humans/{id}/
DELETE /cards/humans/{id}/
PATCH /cards/humans/{id}/
GET /cards/humans/count/