We’ve rolled out two important improvements and feature updates to the HTTP API, focused on making inventory access more flexible and easier to work with in scripts.
inventory_list Improvements
The inventory_list action now supports additional optional parameters that allow filtering and searching inventory items directly at the API level:
skipnames: Skips attachments whose names contain the specified substring (case-insensitive).matchnames: Returns only attachments whose names contain the specified substring (case-insensitive).matchuuid: Returns only the attachment with the specified UUID.
These additions make it possible to search a bot’s inventory and return details only for the items you’re interested in, without additional client-side filtering.
New inventory_list_2 action
Alongside these improvements, we’re introducing a new HTTP API action: inventory_list_2.
This new action supports the same filtering and searching options as list_inventory, but returns the results in a cleaner, more structured JSON format that’s easier to consume in modern scripts.
Example response:
{
"action": "inventory_list_2",
"result": "OK",
"list": [
{
"uuid": "12b4eca0-5499-3321-ac14-56e5ecb25e95",
"name": "Instructions Notecard",
"flags": "",
"assetUuid": "719197e1-79bb-a8f8-4901-ccee019982b6",
"currentPerms": [
"copy",
"mod",
"trans"
],
"type": "Notecard",
"nextPerms": [
"copy",
"mod",
"trans"
],
"clothing": ""
}
// ...more items
]
}
New folder_create action
By customer request, we also added a new action to create folders in the bot’s inventory: folder_create.
Happy scripting!
