public async Task <bool> CreatePageRule(string targetDomain, string urlToMatch, string forwardingUrl)
{
var zoneId = await ResolveZone(targetDomain);
var createVm = new CreatePageRuleVM
{
Actions = new List <ActionResultType>
{
new ActionResultType
{
Id = "forwarding_url",
Value = new ActionResultType.ValueResultType
{
Url = forwardingUrl,
StatusCode = 301
}
}
},
Targets = new List <TargetResultType>
{
new TargetResultType
{
Constraint = new TargetResultType.ConstraintType
{
Operator = "matches",
Value = urlToMatch
},
Target = "url"
}
}
};
// The replacement here is hacky, but I can't get Json.NET to do it the "right" way.
var json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(createVm).Replace("/", "\\/");
var response = await PerformWebRequest <ApiResponseVM>($"{API_ENDPOINT}/zones/{zoneId}/pagerules", HttpMethod.Post, json);
return(response.Success);
}
public async Task <bool> EditPageRule(string targetDomain, string urlToMatch, string forwardingUrl, string id)
{
var zoneId = await ResolveZone(targetDomain);
var editVm = new CreatePageRuleVM
{
Actions = new List <ActionResultType>
{
new ActionResultType
{
Id = "forwarding_url",
Value = new ActionResultType.ValueResultType
{
Url = forwardingUrl,
StatusCode = 301
}
}
},
Targets = new List <TargetResultType>
{
new TargetResultType
{
Constraint = new TargetResultType.ConstraintType
{
Operator = "matches",
Value = urlToMatch
},
Target = "url"
}
}
};
var json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(editVm).Replace("/", "\\/");
var result = await PerformWebRequest <ApiResponseVM>($"{API_ENDPOINT}/zones/{zoneId}/pagerules/{id}", new HttpMethod("PATCH"), json);
return(result.Success);
}
