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Fixes #540 - Document Search Endpoint #551

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16 changes: 16 additions & 0 deletions docs/docs/api.md
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- [Leaders](#leaders)
- [Listing Jobs](#listing-jobs)
- [Searching for a Job](#searching-for-a-job)
- [Deleting a Job](#deleting-a-job)
- [Deleting All Tasks for a Job](#deleting-all-tasks-for-a-job)
- [Manually Starting a Job](#manually-starting-a-job)
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If there is a `parents` field there will be no `schedule` field, and vice-versa.

## Searching for a Job

Get the job definition by searching for the following attributes by using the search endpoint:

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Not all of those attributes are supported by the search, see: https://github.com/mesos/chronos/blob/master/src/main/scala/org/apache/mesos/chronos/scheduler/api/JobManagementResource.scala#L221

The search endpoints accepts the following parameters:

  • name
  • command
  • any (which is quite misleading as it actually means "name or command").

We should also mention how the search works. It will convert both the search term and the desired job attribute to lower case and then check if the job attribute contains the term.

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Listed the available attributes and description.

* `name`: Name of a job.
* `command`: Command to execute.
* `any`: Search term contained in `name` or `command`.
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* Endpoint: __/scheduler/jobs/search__
* Method: __GET__
* Example: `curl -L -X GET chronos-node:8080/scheduler/jobs/search?name=request_event_counter_hourly`
* Response: HTTP 204

Search term and the desired job attribute will be converted to lower case. It will then be checked if the job attribute contains the term.

## Deleting a Job

Get a job name from the job listing above.
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