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Query parameters

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Query parameters

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feature_id: (Optional, string) Filters list of connector types to those that support the feature id.

Response codes

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200: Indicates a successful call.

Examples

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GET api/actions/connector_types

The API returns the following:

[
  {
    "id": ".email", 
    "name": "Email", 
    "minimum_license_required": "gold", 
    "enabled": false, 
    "enabled_in_config": true, 
    "enabled_in_license": true, 
    "supported_feature_ids": ["alerting"] 
  },
  {
    "id": ".index",
    "name": "Index",
    "minimum_license_required": "basic",
    "enabled": true,
    "enabled_in_config": true,
    "enabled_in_license": true,
    "supported_feature_ids": ["alerting"]
  },
  ...
]

	`id` - The unique ID of the connector type.
	`name` - The name of the connector type.
	`minimum_license_required` - The license required to use the connector type.
	`enabled` - Specifies if the connector type is enabled or disabled in Kibana.
	`enabled_in_config` - Specifies if the connector type is enabled or enabled in the Kibana `.yml` file.
	`enabled_in_license` - Specifies if the connector type is enabled or disabled in the license.
	`supported_feature_ids` - Specifies which Kibana features this connector type supports.

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