The plugin exposes restful endpoints for reading and writing JSON data that will be stored within the item along with other items on the page. Changes in configuration of the plugin are recorded in the journal but updates to the data itself are recorded elsewhere.
This example is from the Data in Context application.
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# API
The server-side of this plugin adds api routes to the origin server. Reads and writes go to the first JSON plugin found on a page. Requests fail if none.
Read data from the page with an http GET request.
curl http://<site>/plugin/json/<slug>
Write data to the page with an http PUT request.
echo '{"foo": "bar"}' |\ curl -X PUT -d @- \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "X-Api-Key:35ece947aa90b581" \ http://<site>/plugin/json/<slug>
Write requests report back to the requestor information useful for confirming proper operation of a write.
{ "status": "ok", "writes": 3330, "interval": 299524, "length": 17736 }