Create DNS Record - Salla Public APIs Docs

This endpoint allows you to create DNS records such as A, CNAME, MX, and TXT records.

Information

You can manage DNS records for a Salla store via the API using this endpoint.

Scopes

dns-records.read_write- DNS Records Read & Write

Request

Authorization

Add the parameter

Authorization

to Headers，whose value is to concatenate the Token after the Bearer.

Example:

Authorization: Bearer ********************

Body Params application/json

type

enum<string>

required

Indicates the type of DNS record, such as the available enum ones

Allowed values:

A AAAA CNAME SPF TXT MX

name

string

required

Specifies the domain or subdomain to which the DNS record applies.

value

string

required

Refers to the data associated with a specific DNS record.

priority

integer

optional

This is typically used for MX records to specify the order in which mail servers should be tried. Required if type = MX

Example

{
    "type": "MX",
    "name": "blog",
    "value": "blog.yourwebsite.com",
    "priority": 0
}

Request samples

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Responses

🟢200Success

application/json

Body

status

number

optional

Response status code, a numeric or alphanumeric identifier used to convey the outcome or status of a request, operation, or transaction in various systems and applications, typically indicating whether the action was successful, encountered an error, or resulted in a specific condition.

success

boolean

optional

Response flag, boolean indicator used to signal a particular condition or state in the response of a system or application, often representing the presence or absence of certain conditions or outcomes.

data

object (DNS)

optional

number

required

A unique identifier for the DNS record within the DNS record.

type

enum<string>

required

Indicates the type of DNS record, such as A, CNAME, MX, or TXT.

Allowed values:

A AAAA CNAME SPF TXT MX

name

string

required

Specifies the domain or subdomain to which the DNS record applies.

content

string

required

Contains the value associated with the DNS record. This could be an IP address for an A record, a domain name for a CNAME record, or other information depending on the record type.

priority

integer

required

This is typically used for MX records to specify the order in which mail servers should be tried. Available if type = MX.

Example

{
    "status": 200,
    "success": true,
    "data": {
        "id": 358857001,
        "type": "MX",
        "name": "blog",
        "content": "blog.yourwebsite.com",
        "priority": 0
    }
}

🟠401Unauthorized