Extension
The Extension object represents a set of requirements (parameters) that vendors ask their clients to meet. Think of it as a checklist (extension parameters) that ensures clients are ready and able to work with the vendor’s products or services.
id
string
The identifier for the extension.
Example: EXT-1234-5678
name
string
The name of the extension.
Example: Microsoft AI Cloud Partner
website
URI
The URL for the extension website.
Example: Microsoft AI Cloud Partner
icon
string
The logo of the extension.
Example: /v1/extension/extensions/EXT-1234-1234/icon
shortDescription
string
A short description of the extension.
Example: Microsoft 365 and Office 365 are cloud-based productivity suites
longDescription
string
A long description of the extension.
Example: Microsoft 365 and Office 365 are cloud-based productivity suites that offer a range of applications and services to help businesses of all sizes work more efficiently.
status
enum
The status of the extension. Possible values are
DraftDeleted- Can be deleted if it's in a draft state.Public- Available in the extensions directory. Only an Operations user can make the extension public.Private- Not available in the extensions directory, but can be accessed through an invitation.
configuration
object
Configuration object. Available only if retrieved with the extension’s token or vendor token.
Example:
meta
object
A reference to the extensionMeta object.
Example:
Extension Statistics object
installations
integer
The number of installations assigned to the extension.
Example: 100
Service object
secret
string
Represents the secret key.
Example: ds340ffdjBfdj9834hfin4g
Example response
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