Get an email template version
/v1/email/templates/{template_ref}/versions/{version_id}bird email templates versions get <template-ref> <version-id>curl -X GET "https://us1.platform.bird.com/v1/email/templates/{template_ref}/versions/{version_id}" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"{
"id": "emv_01krdgeqcxet5s7t44vh8rt9mg",
"template_id": "emt_01krdgeqcxet5s7t44vh8rt9mg",
"status": "published",
"variables": [
{
"type": "code"
}
],
"default_language": "pt-BR",
"updated_by": {
"id": "usr_01krdgeqcxet5s7t44vh8rt9mg",
"type": "user"
}
}
Returns a single version of an email template:
- Its lifecycle metadata (
status,version_number,published_at). - The content it froze in every language.
- Its
variables: the parameters you supply when sending and the values Bird fills in for each recipient, told apart bysystem.
Use List email template versions to enumerate the draft and published versions. Roll back an email template makes an earlier published version live again. Returns a 404 Not Found error if the template or version does not exist in the workspace.
Parâmetros
template_refstringThe template's id (emt_…) or slug. On read, a built-in system template's bird_ slug also resolves here, to its one permanently published version. Discarding a draft requires a workspace template, because a system template has no draft and returns 404 not_found_error.
version_idstringPayload de resposta
idTemplate version ID.
template_idThe template this version belongs to.
version_numberSequential published-version number (1, 2, 3…). Null while the version is a draft.
statusWhether this version is still being edited or has been published. It records
the version's publication history: a version that a later one replaced stays
published. The template's live_version_id names the version a send
resolves to now.
archived is reserved and no version carries it yet. Version retirement will
produce it, so it is declared here ahead of that feature: a client written
against this list today keeps working when the first archived version arrives,
rather than the value's arrival being a breaking change.
Possible values: draft, published, archived
revisionThe version's revision counter.
variablesInput definitions this version uses, including caller parameters and reserved Bird inputs. An entry with system false is yours to send in template.parameters. An entry with system true names a reserved Bird key; supported paths receive Bird values. A draft can also report unsupported reserved paths, including bare bird, whose constraint explains that no Bird value fills them. Correct these paths before publishing. Naming a reserved Bird key in a send is rejected with a 422.
The list combines all the languages, because languages do not have to use the same inputs: if the English body uses discount_code and the French body uses shipping_date, both appear here. A send requires values only for the caller parameters referenced by its resolved language. Preview each language to see its inputs. Extra parameters are ignored; omitting a caller parameter referenced by the resolved language returns a 422 naming it.
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variables.keyThe key this slot is filled by. When system is true it is the reserved bird key or a dotted path beneath it, such as bird.contact.first_name, and naming it in a send is rejected. Otherwise, on email and SMS it is the key you set in the send's parameters object, and on WhatsApp the name you repeat on the matching parameter inside components, or, for a template whose placeholders are positional, the position itself as 1, 2 and so on.
variables.typeThe value type this slot accepts. Built-in SMS templates use typed slots (code, amount and the rest), each of which rejects a value that does not match its constraint. Email, WhatsApp and workspace SMS templates use text. Workspace SMS parameters must be scalar values. Open enum: treat an unrecognized value as a future type rather than an error.
Possible values (may grow over time): code, ttl, count, ref, date, date_time, amount, currency, text
variables.requiredWhether the send must supply this variable. Omitting a required value returns 422 on email, SMS, and WhatsApp sends. Always false when system is true, because you do not supply that slot's value.
variables.constraintA plain-language description of what values this variable accepts. When system is true it names where Bird takes the value from instead, because there is no value for you to send.
variables.sensitiveWhether this slot's value is redacted from stored message content. A placeholder replaces the sensitive value in message history; transport queues can still carry the text needed for delivery.
variables.systemWhether the value comes from Bird rather than from the send. Absent means false. Only email templates have system slots, identified by the reserved bird key or a dotted path beneath it; every SMS and WhatsApp slot is yours to fill. A draft can also name a reserved key no Bird value fills, including bird itself: constraint says so, and publishing that draft is rejected.
languagesThe content this version holds, keyed by language tag in BCP-47 form such as en or pt-BR. Publishing freezes every language together, so a version shows exactly what it would send in each of them. On a published version this is the send content.
default_languageThe language this version treats as its default: the one a send uses when it names none, and the last resort when a requested language is not available.
created_atWhen this version was created.
published_atWhen this version was published, or null if it has not been published.
updated_byWho last saved this version: a member's own session, an OAuth token delegated from one, or a workspace API key. Publishing freezes a version, so on a published one this is whoever published it. Null means no actor is on record: a built-in template, which is code-defined rather than stored, or a version last saved by an API key before this field existed. Every other version has one, even when its display_name could not be resolved (a member whose account is gone, say).
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updated_by.idActor identifier.
updated_by.typeNew actor types may be added. Treat unrecognized values as future types, not errors.
user: a member's own session.api_key: a workspace API key.oauth_token: a token issued to a caller on a member's behalf.system: an action we perform without a customer actor.sso: an organization's SSO connection.service_account: a workspace's connected Integration acting with no member behind it.automation: an automation execution in your workspace.
Possible values (may grow over time): user, api_key, oauth_token, system, sso, service_account, automation
updated_by.display_nameThe label the actor is shown under: typically a member's name or email address, or the API key's name. Null when it could not be resolved.
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