Lists all configs against the tenant Id provided.

code examples curl request get \\ \ url https //api upstartcommerce com/pim/email/config \\ \ header 'accept application/json' \\ \ header 'x upstart tenant string' \\ \ header 'x upstart site string'var myheaders = new headers(); myheaders append("accept", "application/json"); myheaders append("content type", "application/json"); myheaders append("x upstart tenant", "string"); myheaders append("x upstart site", "string"); var requestoptions = { method 'get', headers myheaders, redirect 'follow' }; fetch("https //api upstartcommerce com/pim/email/config", requestoptions) then(response => response text()) then(result => console log(result)) catch(error => console log('error', error));require "uri" require "json" require "net/http" url = uri("https //api upstartcommerce com/pim/email/config") https = net http new(url host, url port) https use ssl = true request = net http get new(url) request\["accept"] = "application/json" request\["content type"] = "application/json" request\["x upstart tenant"] = "string" request\["x upstart site"] = "string" response = https request(request) puts response read body import requests import json url = "https //api upstartcommerce com/pim/email/config" payload = {} headers = { 'accept' 'application/json', 'content type' 'application/json', 'x upstart tenant' 'string', 'x upstart site' 'string' } response = requests request("get", url, headers=headers, data=payload) print(response text) responses // all email configs fetched {}// this is used to indicate that the client's cached copy of a resource is not yet modified resource is valid and can be used instead of requesting a new copy from the server // the request contained information that the server was unable to process appropriate errors are provided in the response body {}// the provided credentials were not valid for this endpoint {}// user's roles are insufficient for this endpoint {}// this is to indicate that the server has received a request with an http method that is not supported for the requested resource {}// this is to indicate that the resource requested by the client cannot be provided in a format that is acceptable according to the accept headers sent in the request {}// this is the default internal server error system was not able to process this request {}