--- title: "Python Management SDK API Reference" description: "Python Management SDK API Reference" url: "https://www.contentstack.com/docs/developers/sdks/content-management-sdk/python/reference" product: "Contentstack" doc_type: "guide" audience: - developers - admins version: "current" last_updated: "2025-09-15" --- # Python Management SDK API Reference ## Python Management SDK API Reference Contentstack is a headless CMS that prioritizes an API-first approach. It empowers developers to create robust cross-platform applications in their preferred programming languages. Simply build your application frontend, and Contentstack handles the rest. This SDK utilizes the [Content Management API](/docs/developers/apis/content-management-api/) (CMA), which is designed for managing the content within your Contentstack account. It enables tasks such as creating, updating, deleting, and retrieving account content. To utilize the CMA, user authentication is necessary, achieved through a [Management Token](/docs/developers/create-tokens/about-management-tokens) or an [AuthToken](/docs/developers/create-tokens/how-is-it-different-from-authtoken). **Additional Resource:** To know more about the Python Management SDK, refer to the [About Python Management](/docs/developers/sdks/content-management-sdk/python/about-python-management-sdk/) SDK and [Get Started with Python Management](/docs/developers/sdks/content-management-sdk/python/get-started-with-python-management-sdk/) SDK documentation. ## Contentstack The Content Management API (CMA) is used to manage the content of your Contentstack account. This includes creating, updating, deleting, and fetching content of your account. ## Contentstack The Content Management API (CMA) is used to manage the content of your Contentstack account. This includes creating, updating, deleting, and fetching content of your account. API host Additional headers Array of header strings for early access features. Authtoken is a user-specific read-write token used to make authorized CMA requests. Authorization token is a read-write token used to make authorized CMA requests, but it is a user-specific token. Number of milliseconds before the request times out. DB region of the stack. You can choose from seven regions: AWS NA, AWS EU, AWS AU, Azure NA, Azure EU, GCP NA, and GCP EU. ## ContentstackClient The Client serves as the central element of the SDK, providing users with an interface to access and engage with external services. It encapsulates functionality and configuration within a user-friendly API, abstracting away intricate technical aspects. This streamlines the procedure of sending requests and managing responses. Hostname for API endpoint A user-specific read-write token for authorization of API requests Headers to be included in the API requests A user-specific read-write token for authorization of API requests DB region for Stack. You can choose from seven regions namely, AWS NA, AWS EU, AWS AU, Azure NA, Azure EU, GCP NA, and GCP EU. The default region is set to NA. ## Region By default, the SDK uses the North American region. Configuration changes are not required for North American region users. DB region for Stack. You can choose from seven regions namely, AWS NA, AWS EU, AWS AU, Azure NA, Azure EU, GCP NA and GCP EU. The default region is set to NA. ## User Session User session consists of calls that will help you to sign in and sign out of your Contentstack account. ## login The login method allows you to sign in to your Contentstack account. The email ID of the user The password of the user Token generated by user’s authenticator app or received via SMS ## logout The logout method allows you to sign out of your Contentstack account. ## User All accounts registered with Contentstack are known as Users. A Stack can have many users with varying permissions and roles. **Example:** import contentstack\_management client = contentstack\_management.Client(authtoken="auth\_token") user = client.user() ## activate The activate method enables the activation of a user account using the activation token. The token received at the time of signup or when a user requests an account activation. ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the information of an existing user account. ## forgot_password The forgot\_password method sends a request for a temporary password to log in to an account in case a user has forgotten the login password. The necessary user information for the request, usually comprising the user's email or username. ## reset_password The reset\_password method sends a request for resetting the password of your Contentstack account. The necessary user information for the request, usually comprising the user's email or username. ## update The update method updates the details of an existing user account. The data that you want to update. ## Organization [Organization](/docs/developers/organization/about-organizations) is the top-level entity in the hierarchy of Contentstack, consisting of stacks and stack resources, and users. Organization allows easy management of projects as well as users within the Organization. ## add_users The add\_users method adds users to the organization. The email address of the user whom you intend to add in the organization. ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the organization entries. UID of the organization ## find The find method searches the organization entries. ## logs The log method retrieves the organization log entries. UID of the organization ## roles The roles method retrieves the organization roles entries. UID of the organization ## stacks The stacks method retrieves the organization stacks. UID of the organization ## transfer_ownership The transfer\_ownership method transfers the ownership of the organization to another user. The email address of the user to whom you intend to transfer ownership. UID of the organization ## Stack [](/docs/developers/organization/about-organizations)A stack is a repository or a container that holds all the [content](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/working-with-entries/about-entries)/[assets](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/working-with-assets/about-assets) of your site. It allows multiple users to [create](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/working-with-entries/create-an-entry), [edit](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/working-with-entries/edit-an-entry), [approve](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/use-workflows/send-an-entry-for-publish-or-unpublish-approval), and [publish](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/publish-content) their content within a single space. The stack function initializes an instance of the “Stack”. ## accept_ownership The accept\_ownership method allows the user to take control of the stack. UID of the user The ownership token received via email by another user. ## assets Assets refer to all the media files (images, videos, PDFs, audio files, and so on) uploaded in your Contentstack repository for future use. The assets method retrieves a specific asset in the stack UID of the asset Branch where the asset is added ## auditlog A auditLog displays a record of all the activities performed in a stack and helps you keep a track of all published items, updates, deletes, and current status of the existing content. UID of the item ## branch Branch corresponds to Stack branch. UID of the branch ## branch_alias Branch alias corresponds to the alias of that branch. UID of the alias ## content_types Content type defines the structure or schema of a page or a section of your web or mobile property. UID of the content type ## create The create method creates a new stack. UID of the organization The request body. ## create_settings The create\_settings method creates stack settings The request body. ## delete The delete method deletes the stack from the organization. ## environment The environment method retrieves the details of the environment added in the stack. Name of the environment ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the entries from the stack. ## global_fields Global field defines the structure or schema of a page or a section of your web or mobile property. UID of the global field ## metadata Metadata is a piece of information that lets you describe or classify an asset/entry. You can manage your digital entities effectively and facilitate enhanced accessibility with additional metadata. UID of the metadata ## reset_settings The reset\_settings method resets the stack settings. The request body. ## roles The roles method retrieves the details of the user roles in the stack. UID of the user role ## settings The settings method retrieves the settings of the stack. ## share The share method shares the stack with the users. The request body ## transfer_ownership The transfer\_ownership method transfers the ownership of the stack to another user. The request body ## unshare The unshare method removes access to a stack from users who have specific user roles. The request body ## update The update method updates the stack entries. The request body ## update_user_roles The update\_user\_roles method updates all the user roles of the stack. The request body ## users The users method retrieves the details of all the users of a stack. ## webhooks A Webhook is a mechanism that sends real-time information to any third-party app or service to keep your application in sync with your Contentstack account. UID of the webhook ## workflows A Workflow is a tool that allows you to streamline the process of content creation and publishing, and lets you manage the content lifecycle of your project smoothly. UID of the workflow ## Content Types [Content Type](/docs/developers/create-content-types/about-content-types) defines the structure or schema of a page or a section of your web or mobile property. To create content for your application, you are required to first create a content type, and then create entries using the content type. ## create The create method creates a new content type in a particular stack. The request body ## delete The delete method deletes an existing content type in a particular stack UID of the content type ## entry The entry method retrieves the details of a particular entry in the content type. UID of the entry ## export The export method exports a specific content type and its schema. UID of the content type ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a specific content type. UID of the content type ## find The find method retrieves the details of all content types. ## imports The imports method imports the content type into the stack by uploading a JSON file. UID of the content type File path of the content type to be uploaded ## references The references method retrieves the details of the content types in which a specific content type is referred. ## set_field_visibility_rules The set\_field\_visibility\_rules method lets you add the field visibility rules to an existing content type. UID of the content type The Request body ## update The update method updates the schema of an existing content type UID of the content type The Request body ## Global Fields [Global Fields](/docs/developers/global-field/about-global-field) define the reusable content structure across different parts of your website or mobile application. To start using Global Fields, you must first create its instance in the stack. To use [Nested Global Fields](/docs/developers/global-field/about-global-field#nested-global-fields), pass **API Version 3.2** as a parameter when calling global\_fields() function. You can specify the API version in one of the following ways: * Passing options directly: import contentstack\_management client = contentstack\_management.Client(authtoken='auth\_token') response = client.stack('api\_key').global\_fields(options={"api\_version": "3.2"}).create(data) * Targeting a specific global field by UID with options: import contentstack\_management client = contentstack\_management.Client(authtoken='auth\_token') response = client.stack('api\_key').global\_fields("uid", options={"api\_version": "3.2"}).fetch() ## create The create method creates a new global field in a particular stack. The request body ## delete The delete method deletes an existing global field from a particular stack. UID of the global field ## export The export method exports the existing global fields from a particular stack. ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a specific global field from a particular stack. UID of the global field ## find The find method retrieves the details of all global fields from a particular stack. ## imports The imports method imports the global field into a particular stack. UID of the global field File path of the global field to be imported ## update The update method updates the details of an existing global field. UID of the global field The Request body ## Entry An entry is the actual piece of content created using one of the defined content types. Read more about [Entries](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/author-content/about-entries). ## create The create method creates a new entry for the selected content type in a particular stack. The content of the new entry that you want to create. ## delete The delete method deletes an existing entry for the selected content type in a particular stack. UID of the entry ## export The export method exports an existing entry in a JSON format. UID of the entry ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of an existing entry. UID of the entry ## find The find method retrieves the details of all existing entries. ## addParam The addParam method adds a parameter to the request. Query parameter key for the request Query parameter value for the request ## addParam with Dictionary The addParam with Dictionary method adds multiple parameters to the request. Query parameter dictionary for the request ## addHeader The addHeader method adds a header to the request. Header key for the request Header value for the request ## addHeader with Dictionary The addHeader with Dictionary method adds multiple headers to the request. Query parameter dictionary for the request ## import The import method imports the entries in the JSON. UID of the entry The file path of the file you want to import The language for the entry. Set to en-us by default ## language The languages method retrieves the details of all the languages that an entry exists in. UID of the entry ## publish The publish method allows you to publish an entry for a specified environment either immediately or schedule it for a later date/time. The data you want to publish ## localize The localize method will allow you to localize an entry, i.e., the entry will cease to retrieve the data from the fallback language and possess an independent content specific to the selected locale. Fields and values that you want to add or update for the specified locale The language for the entry. Set to en-us by default ## references The references method retrieves the details of all the entries referenced by a particular entry. UID of the entry ## unlocalize The unlocalize method will allow you to unlocalize an existing entry, i.e., the entry will retrieve the data from the fallback language. The language for the entry. Set to en-us by default. ## unpublish The unpublish method allows you to unpublish an entry for a specified environment either immediately or schedule it for a later date/time. The content type UID and any additional data required for the unpublishing process ## update The update method allows you to make changes in the contents of an existing entry. The content type UID and any additional data required for the unpublishing process The language for the entry. Set to en-us by default. ## version_naming The version\_naming method allows you to assign a name to a specific version of an entry. The information you want to send to the server The identifier to a specific version of an entry. ## Asset [](/docs/developers/organization/about-organizations)[Assets](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/author-content/about-assets) refer to all the media files (images, videos, PDFs, audio files, and so on) uploaded in your Contentstack repository for future use. These files can be attached and used in multiple entries. ## create_folder The create\_folder method creates a new asset folder and/or adds a parent folder to it in a particular stack. The data you want to send to the server when creating a folder. ## delete_folder The delete\_folder method removes an existing asset folder along with all the assets within that folder. The UID of the folder you want to delete ## delete The delete method removes an existing asset from the stack. UID of the asset ## download The download method lets you save the specific asset in your local storage. UID of the asset ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a specific version of a particular asset UID of the asset ## find The find method retrieves the details of all assets in a stack. ## folder The folder method retrieves the details of a specific asset folder in the stack using the folder UID. UID of the folder ## folder_by_name The folder\_by\_name method retrieves the details of a specific asset folder in the stack using the folder name. The search query for the folder ## generate The generate method allows you to generate a permanent asset URL for the specific asset. The data to be sent in the request body ## get_subfolders The get\_subfolders method retrieves the details of only the subfolder within a specific asset folder in the stack. The UID of the folder The search query for the folder ## publish The publish method allows you to publish a specific version of the asset on the required environment either immediately or at a later time/date. The data that you want to publish. ## references The references method retrieves the details of the entries and content types in which a specific asset is referenced. UID of the asset ## replace The replace method allows you to replace an existing asset with another file in the stack. The path to the file that you want to replace the existing asset with. ## rte The rte method retrieves the details of all the assets uploaded through the [Rich Text Editor](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/developers/create-content-types/rich-text-editor) field. ## specific_asset_type The specific\_asset\_type method retrieves the assets based on the query request. The type of asset you want to retrieve ## specific_folder The specific\_folder method retrieves the details of assets of a specific asset folder without the subfolders in the requested parent folder. UID of the folder ## subfolder The subfolder method retrieves the details of assets and subfolders of a specific parent folder. UID of the folder ## unpublish The unpublish method allows you to unpublish a specific version of an asset from a desired environment. The data you want to send to server for the unpublish operation ## update The update method allows you to make changes in the title and description of an existing asset in the stack. The updated information for the asset ## update_asset_revision The update\_asset\_revision method upgrades the specified version of the asset to the latest version. The updated information for the asset ## update_or_move The update\_or\_move method allows you to either update the details of a folder or set the folder as a parent folder if you want to move a folder under another folder. UID of the folder The request body ## upload The upload method allows you to upload an asset file in the stack. The path to the file you want to upload ## version The version method retrieves the details of all versions of an asset. UID of the asset ## version_delete The version\_delete method allows you to remove the name of a specific version of an asset and resets it to the version number. The version of the asset you want to delete ## version_naming The version\_naming method allows you to assign a name to a specific version of an asset. The information you want to update for the specified version The version of the asset you want to delete ## Alias An [alias](/docs/developers/branches/about-aliases) acts as a pointer to a particular branch. You can specify the alias ID in your frontend code to pull content from the target branch associated with an alias. ## assign The assign method creates a new alias in a particular stack of the organization. The data you want to send to the server when creating a folder. ## delete The delete method removes an alias permanently from the stack UID of the branch ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a particular alias. UID of the alias ## find The find method retrieves the details of all aliases available in the particular stack. A limit on the number of objects to return The number of objects to skip before return To retrieve the count of results in response ## Audit log [](/docs/developers/organization/about-organizations)[](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/author-content/about-assets)Audit log displays a record of all the activities performed in a stack and helps you keep a track of all published items, updates, deletes, and current status of the existing content. ## fetch The fetch method retrieves a specific item from the audit log of the stack UID of the item to be retrieved ## find The find method retrieves the complete audit log of the stack ## Branches [Branches](/docs/developers/branches/about-branches) efficiently present independent workspaces where developers and content managers can work parallelly on content models and content. It helps sync the development activities of websites. ## create The create method creates a new branch in a particular stack of your organization. Data required to create a new branch ## delete The delete method removes an existing branch from a particular stack of your organization. UID of the branch ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a specific branch. UID of the branch ## find The find method retrieves the details of all the branches in a particular branch. A limit on the number of objects to return The number of objects to skip before return To retrieve the count of results in response ## Bulk Operations Perform [bulk operations](/docs/content-managers/bulk-operations-on-entries-and-assets), such as publish, unpublish, delete, or move, on entries and assets in a single action. ## delete The Delete entries and assets in bulk request allows you to delete multiple entries and assets at the same time. The request body ## publish The Publish entries and assets in bulk method allows you to publish multiple entries and assets at the same time. The request body ## unpublish The Unpublish entries and assets in bulk method allows you to unpublish multiple entries and assets at the same time. The request body ## update The update method allows you to make changes in the existing entries/assets in the stack. The request body ## add_items The add\_items method adds multiple entries and assets to a specified release for bulk publishing and coordinated deployment. Data required to add the entries ## update_items The update\_items method updates all release items (entries and assets) to their latest versions before deployment, ensuring the most current content is published. Data required to update the items ## job_status The job\_status method retrieves the current status of a bulk job, including detailed progress and nested reference publishing metadata. UID of the bulk operation of job ## Delivery Token [Delivery Tokens](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/developers/create-tokens/about-delivery-tokens) are tokens that provide you with read-only access to the associated environments. It is a credential used along with the stack API key to make authorized Content Delivery API requests for retrieving the published content of an environment. ## create The create method allows you to create a new delivery token in the stack. Data you want to send in the request body ## delete The delete method removes the existing delivery token from the stack. UID of the delivery token ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a specific delivery token from the stack. UID of the delivery token ## find The find method retrieves the details of all the delivery tokens created in the stack. ## update The update method allows you to make changes in the existing delivery token in the stack. The updated information for the delivery token ## Environment An [environment](/docs/developers/set-up-environments/about-environments) allows users to publish their content on the destination URL. After you create an entry, you will publish it in an environment. After publishing, you will see the content on your website’s URL (specified in the environment). Being not limited to a single environment, you can publish content on multiple environments too. ## create The create method adds a new publishing environment in your stack. Data required to create a new environment ## delete The delete method removes an existing environment from a particular stack of your organization. Name of the environment you want to delete ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a specific environment from the stack. Name of the environment you want to fetch ## find The find method retrieves the details of all the environments in a particular stack. ## update The update method allows you to make changes in the existing environment for a stack. The updated information for the environment ## Extensions Extensions typically refer to additional functionalities, customizations, or integrations that developers can add to a content management system. Contentstack provides a variety of extensions to enhance your functionality such as [Dashboard Extensions](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/developers/create-dashboard-extensions/about-dashboard-extensions), [Asset Sidebar Extensions](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/developers/create-asset-sidebar-extensions/about-asset-sidebar-extensions), [Sidebar Extensions](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/developers/create-sidebar-extensions/about-sidebar-extensions), [Experience Extensions](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/developers/experience-extensions-overview/about-experience-extensions). ## create The create method adds a new extension in a particular stack of your Contentstack account. Data required to create a new extension ## delete The Delete method removes an extension permanently from your stack. UID of the extension ## fetch The fetch method retrieves information about the specified extension. UID of the extension ## find The find method retrieves the data about all extensions in the stack. ## update The update method allows you to make changes in the existing extensions in the stack. The request body ## upload The upload method is used to upload a new extension to your stack. The request body ## Management Token [Management Tokens](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/developers/create-tokens/about-management-tokens) are tokens that provide you with read-write access to the content of your stack. It is a credential used along with the stack API key to make authorized Content Management API (CMA) requests for managing content of your stack. ## create The create method allows you to create a new management token in the stack. Data you want to send in the request body ## delete The delete method removes the existing management token from the stack. UID of the management token ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a specific management token from the stack. UID of the management token ## find The find method retrieves the details of all the management tokens created in the stack. UID of the management token ## update The update method allows you to make changes in the existing management token in the stack. The updated information for the management token ## Metadata Metadata is a piece of information that lets you describe or classify an asset/entry. ## create The create method allows you to create a new metadata for a specific entry or asset. Data you want to send in the request body ## delete The delete method removes the metadata associated with a specific entry or asset. UID of the metadata ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of the metadata attached to a specific asset or entry of a stack. UID of the metadata ## find The find method retrieves the details of all the metadata attached to all the entries and assets in your stack. ## publish The publish method allows you to publish the metadata associated with a specific entry or asset. UID of the metadata ## unpublish The unpublish method allows you to unpublish the metadata associated with a specific entry or asset. UID of the metadata ## update The update method allows you to make changes in the metadata for a specific entry or asset. The updated information for the metadata ## Publish Queue When the Content Manager publishes an entry and/or asset, the system puts the action into a [publish queue](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/publish-content/view-publish-status-of-entries-assets-in-publish-queue). Publish/unpublish activities in this queue are performed one at a time, almost at a high speed. This eliminates the need to wait for an entry to be published before moving on to the next item. You can keep publishing items and let the system manage the queue. ## cancel The “Cancel Scheduled Action” method allows you to cancel any scheduled publishing or unpublishing activity of entries and/or assets and cancel the deployment of releases. Data you want to send in the request body ## fetch The fetch method retrieves comprehensive information on a specific publish, unpublish, or delete action performed on an entry and/or asset. You can also retrieve details of a specific release deployment. UID of the publish queue ## find The find method retrieves comprehensive information on activities such as publish, unpublish, and delete performed on entries and/or assets. This request also includes the details of the release deployments in the response body. UID of the publish queue ## Release Items Release items are the entries or assets that you intend to publish on your website and have included in a scheduled [release](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/create-and-manage-releases/about-releases). ## create The create method allows you to add a new item in the scheduled release. Data you want to send in the request body ## create_multiple The create method allows you to add multiple new items in the scheduled release. Data you want to send in the request body ## delete The delete method removes an item from the specific release. The request body UID of the release ## delete_multiple The delete\_multiple method removes one or more items from the specific release. The request body UID of the release ## find The find method retrieves the details of all the items that are a part of the specific release. ## update The update method allows you to update the items in the specific release to their latest version before deployment. The updated information for the Release Item UID of the item ## move The move method transfers entries or assets from one release to another, preserving locale and variant information. Data required to assign the move the items ## Release You can define a “[Release](https://www.contentstack.com/docs/content-managers/create-and-manage-releases/about-releases)” as a set of entries and assets that needs to be deployed (published or unpublished) all at once to a particular environment. ## clone The clone method allows you to make a copy of a specific release in the stack. Data you want to send in the request body ## create The create method allows you to create a new release in your stack. To add entries/assets to a release, you need to provide the UIDs of the entries/assets in items in the request body. Data you want to send in the request body ## delete The delete method removes a specific release from your stack. UID of the release ## deploy The deploy method will publish/unpublish all the items of the release to the specified environment. Data you want to send in the request body ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a specific release from the stack. UID of the release ## find The find method retrieves the details of all the releases in the stack. ## update The update method allows you to update the details of a Release. The updated information for the Release UID of the release ## Roles A [role](/docs/developers/invite-users-and-assign-roles/types-of-roles) is a collection of permissions that will be applicable to all the users who are assigned this role. ## create The create method adds a new role in your stack. Data required to create a new role ## delete The delete method removes an existing role from a particular stack of your organization. UID of the role ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a specific role from the stack. UID of the role ## find The find method retrieves the details of all the environments in a particular stack. ## update The update method allows you to make changes in the existing role of your stack. The updated information for the role ## Webhooks A [webhook](/docs/developers/set-up-webhooks/about-webhooks) is a mechanism that sends real-time information to any third-party app or service to keep your application in sync with your Contentstack account. Webhooks allow you to specify a URL to which you would like Contentstack to post data when an event happens. ## create The create method creates a new webhook in a specific stack. Data required to create a new webhook ## delete The delete method removes an existing webhook from the stack permanently. UID of the webhook ## executions The execution method retrieves the execution details of a specific webhook, which includes the execution UID. UID of the webhook execution ## export The export method exports an existing webhook to a downloadable JSON file. UID of the webhook ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a specific webhook. UID of the webhook ## find The find method retrieves the details of all the webhooks available in the stack. ## import The import method imports an existing webhook by uploading a JSON file. The path of the file to be uploaded ## logs The logs method retrieves the latest execution log of the webhooks. UID of the execution ## retry The retry method makes a manual attempt to execute a webhook after the automatic attempts are exhausted. UID of the execution ## update The update method allows you to update the details of an existing webhook in the stack. The updated data of the webhook ## Workflows [Workflow](/docs/developers/set-up-workflows-and-publish-rules/about-workflows) is a tool that allows you to streamline the process of content creation and publishing, and lets you manage the content lifecycle of your project smoothly. ## create The create method creates a new workflow in a specific stack. Data required to create a new workflow ## create_publish_rule The create\_publish\_rule method creates a new rule for the workflow in a specific stack. Data required to create a new publish rule for the workflow ## delete The delete method removes an existing workflow from a specific stack. UID of the workflow ## delete_publish_rule The delete\_publish\_rule method removes an existing publish rule for the workflow in a specific stack. UID of the publishing rule ## disable The disable method allows you to disable a workflow. UID of the workflow ## enable The enable method allows you to enable a workflow. UID of the workflow ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the details of a single workflow from the stack. UID of the workflow ## fetch_publish_rule The fetch\_publish\_rule method retrieves the details of a specific publish rule from the stack. UID of the publishing rule ## fetch_publish_rule_content_type The fetch\_publish\_rule\_content\_type method retrieves the details of publish rules applied to a specific content type. UID of the content type ## fetch_publish_rules The fetch\_publish\_rules method retrieves the details of all publish rules from the stack. ## fetch_tasks The fetch\_tasks method retrieves the details of all tasks assigned to you. ## find The find method retrieves the details of all workflows in the stack. ## publish_request_approval The publish\_request\_approval method allows you to either send a publish request or accept/reject a publish request. UID of the content type UID of the entry ## set_workflow_stage The set\_workflow\_stage method allows you to either set a workflow stage of an entry or update an already existing one. UID of the content type UID of the entry The data required to set the workflow stage for a specific entry ## update The update method allows you to add a workflow stage or update the details of the existing stages of a workflow. The data required to update the workflow stage for a specific entry UID of the workflow ## update_publish_rule The update\_publish\_rule method allows you to add a publish rule or update the details of an existing publish rule of a workflow. The data required to update the workflow stage for a specific entry UID of the rule ## Labels Labels allow you to group a collection of content within a stack. Using labels you can group content types that need to work together. Read more about [Labels](/docs/developers/create-content-types/about-labels). ## find The find method retrieves all the existing labels of the stack. ## fetch The fetch method retrieves information about a particular label of a stack. UID of the Label ## create The Create method creates a new label. Data required to create a new label ## update The Update method is used to update an existing label. The updated data of the label UID of the label ## Delete The Delete method is used to remove a specific label from the stack. UID of the label ## Locale Contentstack has a sophisticated, multilingual capability. It allows you to create and publish entries in any [language](/docs/developers/multilingual-content/about-languages). This feature allows you to set up multilingual websites and cater to a wide variety of audiences by serving content in their local language(s). ## find The find method retrieves the list of all languages (along with the language codes) available for a stack. ## fetch The fetch method retrieves information about a specific language available on the stack. Code of the specific language ## create The create method lets you add a new language to your stack. You can either add a supported language or a custom language of your choice. Data required to create a new locale ## update The update method lets you update the details (such as display name) and the fallback language of an existing language of your stack. The updated data of the locale Code of the specific language ## Delete The delete method removes an existing language from your stack. Code of the specific language ## Set_fallback The Set\_fallback method allows you to assign a [fallback language](/docs/developers/multilingual-content/about-fallback-languages) for an entry in a particular language. Data required to assign the fallback language ## Update_fallback The Update\_fallback method allows you to update the fallback language for an existing language of your stack. Data required to assign the fallback language Code of the specific language ## Taxonomy Taxonomy helps you categorize pieces of content within your stack to facilitate easy navigation, search, and retrieval of information. You can hierarchically organize your web properties based on your requirements, such as their purpose, target audience, or any other aspects of your business. **Note:** The Taxonomy feature is currently released as part of an Early Access program and may not be available to all users. For more information, you can reach out to our [support]() team. ## create The create method lets you add a new taxonomy to your stack. The data to be sent in the request body ## delete The delete method lets you remove an existing taxonomy from your stack. UID of the taxonomy ## fetch The fetch method lets you retrieve information about a specific taxonomy in your stack. UID of the taxonomy ## find The find method lets you retrieves the list of all the taxonomies in your stack. ## update The update method lets you update the details of an existing taxonomy in your stack. The request body to be sent in the call ## Terms Terms serve as the primary classification elements within a taxonomy, allowing you to establish hierarchical structures and incorporate them into entries. **Note:** The Terms feature is currently released as part of an Early Access program and may not be available to all users. For more information, you can reach out to our [support]() team. ## ancestors The ancestors method retrieves information about a specific term in the taxonomy. UID of the term ## create The create method lets you create a new term to your taxonomy. The request body to be sent in the call. ## delete The delete method lets you remove an existing term from your taxonomy. UID of the term ## descendants The descendants method retrieves the information about a specific term in your taxonomy. UID of the term ## fetch The fetch method retrieves the information about a specific taxonomy in your stack. UID of the term ## find The find method retrieves the list of all terms available for a taxonomy. UID of the term ## move The move method lets you update the details of a specific term in the taxonomy. UID of the term The request body to be sent in the call. ## search The search method retrieves the information about specified terms in the taxonomy. The string of UIDs of the terms you want to search for. ## update The update method updates a resource with the given data and terms UID. UID of the term. The data to be sent in the request body