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Starting Release 8.2, Zephyr Enterprise documentation has moved from its current location on Atlassian to a dedicated, standalone Zephyr Enterprise Documentation page. Please see: https://support.smartbear.com/zephyr-enterprise/docs/en/zephyr-enterprise/zephyr-rest-api/search-api.html

You can use Zephyr Enterprise REST API to search for test cases, requirements, and executions programmatically.

Request URL

GET http(s)://{ZEPHYR-SERVER}/flex/services/rest/latest/advancesearch?
      word=<text>
      &entitytype=<entitytype>
      &releaseid=<id>
      &zql=false
      &isascorder=true
      &order=<fieldname>
      &firstresult=0
      &maxresults=100
      &is_cfield=false

Authentication

You can authenticate your requests by using one of the methods described in the Zephyr REST API topic.

Request parameters

Value

Type

Description

word (required)

string

A string to search for. You can specify some text or a ZQL query (in the latter case, you will have to specify zql=true in the request URL). For example:

  • Text: any text

  • ZQL query: creator="test.manager" and priority="P1"

entitytype (required)

string

The type of the entity to search for. Possible values:

  • requirement

  • testcase

  • execution

releaseid (required)

long

The ID of the release the entity belongs to. To see the release ID in Zephyr, click Manage Release in the top-right corner and take a look at the value of the ID column in the subsequent window:

zql (required)

boolean

Specifies whether ZQL is used. false by default. Set it to true if the word parameter contains a ZQL query.

isascorder (optional)

boolean

Switches the ascending order. Specify true to sort the results in the ascending order or false to sort them in the descending order. By default, it is true.

order (optional)

string

The field to sort data by (this can be either a standard or a custom field). For example: testcaseId, automated, priority, creatorId, orderId and so on. Click here to refer to the Supported fields list.
The default parameter value is orderId. If you specify a custom field, you will also have to set the is_cfield parameter to true (see below).

firstresult (required)

integer

The first element of the retrieved results. The parameter is zero-based, which means you need to specify 0 as the start position to begin with the first element.

maxresults (required)

integer

The number of records to be fetched. The maximum number is 100.

is_cfield (optional)

boolean

If the order parameter specifies a custom field, set is_cfield to true. By default, it is false.

Pagination

You can specify the first element of the retrieved results and the number of items to show by using the firstresult and maxresults query parameters respectively. The firstresult parameter is zero-based, which means you need to specify 0 as the start position to begin with the first element. The sample request below will show a list of results starting from the first element, and the maximum number of retrieved items will be 100:

GET /flex/services/rest/latest/advancesearch?word=test&entitytype=testcase&releaseid=1&zql=false&firstresult=0&maxresults=100

Sample requests

ZQL is not used:

GET /flex/services/rest/latest/advancesearch?word=test&entitytype=testcase&releaseid=1&zql=false&firstresult=0&maxresults=100

ZQL is used:

GET /flex/services/rest/latest/advancesearch?word=creator="test.manager" and priority="P1"&entitytype=testcase&releaseid=1&zql=true&firstresult=0&maxresults=100

Sample response

On success, the operation returns status code 200 and a JSON object containing metadata and found results. The structure of these results varies depending on the sought-for entities, items and so on. Below is a sample response obtained when searching for an execution:

[
   {
      "firstResult": 0,
      "resultSize": 1,
      "results": [
         {
            "id": 147,     ----------------------------------- The RTS ID (the execution ID)
            "assignmentDate": "2020-09-15",
            "actualTime": 600,
            "versionId": "1",
            "comment": "This is a comment",
            "testerId": 5,
            "executedBy": 5,
            "tcrTreeTestcase": {
               "id": 308,  ----------------------------------- The TCR Catalog Tree TestCase ID (tctid)
               "tcrCatalogTreeId": 30,
               "revision": 9,
               "stateFlag": 0,
               "lastModifiedOn": 1600168120466,
               "versionNumber": 1,
               "createDatetime": 1600168114777,
               "createdById": 5,
               "modifiedById": 5,
               "testcase": {
                  "customProperties": {
                  },
                  "customProcessedProperties": {
                  },
                  "id": 165, ----------------------------------- The test case version ID
                  "name": "edited 159 testcase edit",
                  "description": "",
                  "lastModifiedOn": 1600169396082,
                  "creationDate": 1600128000000,
                  "createDatetime": 1600168102437,
                  "tcCreationDate": "09/15/2020",
                  "comments": "",
                  "isComplex": false,
                  "estimatedTime": 600,
                  "writerId": 0,
                  "creatorId": 5,
                  "lastUpdaterId": 5,
                  "oldId": 0,
                  "automated": false,
                  "customFieldProcessed": false,
                  "customFieldValues": [
                     
                  ],
                  "testcaseSequence": {
                     "seqNumber": 159
                  },
                  "testcaseId": 159, ----------------------------------- The test case ID
                  "versionNumber": 1,
                  "projectId": 3,
                  "testcaseType": "ORIGINAL",
                  "requirementIds": [
                     
                  ],
                  "projectName": "P1",
                  "requirementIdsNew": [
                     
                  ],
                  "creatorName": "John Smith",
                  "lastModifierName": "John Smith",
                  "automatedDefault": false,
                  "testcaseShared": false
               },
               "projectId": 3,
               "releaseId": 5,
               "isDerivedFromBDD": false,
               "orderId": 453,
               "maxVersionNumber": 1,
               "projectIdParam": 3,
               "original": false
            },
            "cyclePhaseId": 7,
            "lastTestResult": {
               "id": 58,
               "executionDate": 1600169404251,
               "execDate": "09/15/2020",
               "executionStatus": "4",
               "testerId": 5,
               "releaseTestScheduleId": 147,
               "createDatetime": 1600169404253,
               "modifiedDatetime": 1600169404250,
               "createdById": 5,
               "modifiedById": 5
            },
            "defects": [
               
            ],
            "attachmentCount": 0,
            "lastModifiedBy": 5,
            "createdById": 5,
            "lastModifiedOn": 1600169404255,
            "createDatetime": 1600168120467
         }
      ],
      "type": "testSchedule"
   }
]

If no items matching the specified criteria are found, an empty results array is returned:

[
    {
        "firstResult": 0,
        "resultSize": 0,
        "results": [],
        "type": "testcase"
    }
]

Response Codes

HTTP Status Code

Description

200

The request completed successfully.

400

Bad request.

401

The authentication token is missing.

403

The user has no permissions to perform this operation.

500

Unknown internal error.

List of Supported Fields

 Supported Fields for TestCase:
  1. testcaseId

  2. estimatedTime

  3. creator

  4. orderId

  5. release

  6. creatorId

  7. project

  8. priority

  9. version

  10. altId

  11. revision

  12. execDate

  13. treeid

  14. automated

  15. versionId

  16. parenttreeid

  17. folder

  18. contents

  19. releaseid

  20. name

  21. comment

  22. id

  23. tag

  24. projectid

 Supported fields for Requirement:
  1. creator

  2. release

  3. creatorId

  4. project

  5. priority

  6. altId

  7. url

  8. requirementTree

  9. releaseid

  10. name

  11. details

  12. id

  13. projectid

  14. requirementTreeId

 Supported fields for Execution:
  1. testcaseId

  2. notes

  3. orderId

  4. executorid

  5. release

  6. creatorId

  7. project

  8. cycle

  9. assigneeid

  10. treeid

  11. cyclephaseid

  12. id

  13. tag

  14. projectid

  15. estimatedTime

  16. executedBy

  17. actualtime

  18. creator

  19. cycleid

  20. priority

  21. version

  22. altId

  23. revision

  24. execDate

  25. automated

  26. versionId

  27. parenttreeid

  28. folder

  29. contents

  30. releaseid

  31. name

  32. comment

  33. assignee

  34. cyclephase

  35. scheduleid

  36. status

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