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Pris en charge `geojson` types sont `MultiPolygon` et `Polygon`. {% endhint %} Détails d'utilisation : * Attribut `étiquettes` est une carte avec des paires clé (nom de l'étiquette) et valeur (valeur de l'étiquette). * Il est possible de lier votre propre identification unique de « Ferme » via l'attribut \ . L'attribut est optionnel. * Attributs `status` et `statusMessage` met en évidence le résultat de l'enregistrement. Le `« status"=INVALID` la réponse signifie qu'une investigation de la demande de « Champ » est requise. Plus de détails sur les résultats se trouvent dans `statusMessage`. {% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %} ```graphql mutation CreateFieldSample { registerField( input: { name: "Mutation Field" farmUuid: "" creationType: GEOJSON externalKey: "" geojson: "{\"type\":\"MultiPolygon\",\"coordinates\":[[[[-113.5393998,51.1831965],[-113.5391578,51.1832762],[-113.5335114,51.1832724],[-113.5328941,51.1832686],[-113.5324221,51.1831927],[-113.5320832,51.1830486],[-113.5317503,51.182821],[-113.5314901,51.1826047],[-113.5312904,51.1824264],[-113.5309696,51.1823013],[-113.5307034,51.1822637],[-113.5303706,51.1823168],[-113.5300317,51.1823889],[-113.5298017,51.1824344],[-113.5294991,51.1824231],[-113.5292026,51.1823586],[-113.5287789,51.1822675],[-113.5284824,51.1821537],[-113.5282827,51.1820285],[-113.5282343,51.1818502],[-113.5281979,51.1816036],[-113.5280998,51.1789079],[-113.5280331,51.1764057],[-113.5281207,51.1762546],[-113.5282577,51.1761516],[-113.5284275,51.1760863],[-113.528674,51.1760657],[-113.5289096,51.1760554],[-113.5373048,51.1760602],[-113.5375787,51.1760671],[-113.5377704,51.1761083],[-113.5379348,51.1762388],[-113.5379841,51.1764071],[-113.5379567,51.1769634],[-113.5379512,51.1770527],[-113.5393097,51.1770767],[-113.5394631,51.1771248],[-113.5395453,51.1772244],[-113.5395508,51.1773618],[-113.5395398,51.1797725],[-113.5395452,51.1826365],[-113.539539,51.1829293],[-113.5394999,51.1830779],[-113.5393998,51.1831965]]]]}" labels: "{\"label1\":\"value1\",\"label2\":\"value2\"}" } ) { uuid farmUuid nom boundaryUrl status statusMessage creationType labels { nom value } externalKey } } ``` {% endcode %} Pour **Modifier** le « Champ » existant, ajoutez l' `uuid` attribut à la requête. La différence se situe dans l' `uuid` attribut définissant le « Champ » pour modifier la limite. {% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %} ```graphql mutation CreateFieldSample { registerField( input: { uuid: "" name: "Field_name" farmUuid: "" creationType: GEOJSON geojson: "{\"type\":\"MultiPolygon\",\"coordinates\":[[[[-113.5393998,51.1831965],[-113.5391578,51.1832762],[-113.5335114,51.1832724],[-113.5328941,51.1832686],[-113.5324221,51.1831927],[-113.5320832,51.1830486],[-113.5317503,51.182821],[-113.5314901,51.1826047],[-113.5312904,51.1824264],[-113.5309696,51.1823013],[-113.5307034,51.1822637],[-113.5303706,51.1823168],[-113.5300317,51.1823889],[-113.5298017,51.1824344],[-113.5294991,51.1824231],[-113.5292026,51.1823586],[-113.5287789,51.1822675],[-113.5284824,51.1821537],[-113.5282827,51.1820285],[-113.5282343,51.1818502],[-113.5281979,51.1816036],[-113.5280998,51.1789079],[-113.5280331,51.1764057],[-113.5281207,51.1762546],[-113.5282577,51.1761516],[-113.5284275,51.1760863],[-113.528674,51.1760657],[-113.5289096,51.1760554],[-113.5373048,51.1760602],[-113.5375787,51.1760671],[-113.5377704,51.1761083],[-113.5379348,51.1762388],[-113.5379841,51.1764071],[-113.5379567,51.1769634],[-113.5379512,51.1770527],[-113.5393097,51.1770767],[-113.5394631,51.1771248],[-113.5395453,51.1772244],[-113.5395508,51.1773618],[-113.5395398,51.1797725],[-113.5395452,51.1826365],[-113.539539,51.1829293],[-113.5394999,51.1830779],[-113.5393998,51.1831965]]]]}" } ) { uuid farmUuid nom boundaryUrl status statusMessage creationType } } ``` {% endcode %} --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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