Get a list of all available logics for the WBS
example:
/processes/getLogics?token=...

This provides a list of processes that are allowed and some metaData to explain which fields are required for each process

Get a rule

@param: id (id of the rule)

id	integer, required

Get all rules of an object

ex.: /processes/getRules4Object?triggered_by=article&object_id=1&token=...

triggered_by	required, in: GROUP, ARTICLE, FORM, WIDGET, POLL, SUBSCRIPTION, WEBINAR, LINK, SHIPPING
object_id	integer, required

Creating a rule means assigning a logic to an object that should trigger it defined by an id

@param: logic_id (representing the logic that this process should use)
@param: triggered_by (ARTICLE , GROUP, FORM, WIDGET)
@param: object_id (represents the id of article, group, form or widget)
@param: params (array of data)
@param: condition (array of data)

Example of creating a rule:
/processes/addRule?logic_id=3&object_id=1&triggered_by=ARTICLE&token=...

logic_id	integer, required
triggered_by	required, in: GROUP, ARTICLE, FORM, WIDGET, POLL, SUBSCRIPTION, WEBINAR, LINK, SHIPPING
object_id	integer, required
params	array, nullable
condition	array, nullable

Updating a rule

@param: id (id of the rule)
@param: params (array of data)
@param: condition (array of data)

id	integer, required
logic_id	integer, required
triggered_by	required, in: GROUP, ARTICLE, FORM, WIDGET, POLL, SUBSCRIPTION, WEBINAR, LINK, SHIPPING
object_id	integer, required
params	array, nullable
condition	array, nullable

Deleting a rule

id	integer, required

@return Data Table object

(also Data Table args)

triggered_by	string
logic_id	ids