Create a realized-training (v2)

Create a new realized training. It must refer to a training that is in the ‘ready’ state, and the sessionEndsOn date must be in the past. It is also not possible to create two realized trainings for the same employee with the same trainingId and sessionEndsOn.

Headers

Authorization · string · required

API key. Value must be formatted like so: lucca application={api_key}.

Body

application/json

A realized-training represents a completed training process for a given employee.

ownerId · integer · required

ID of the employee who realized said training.

Required range: x >= 1

sessionStartsOn · string<date> · required

Date of the first day of the training session.

sessionEndsOn · string<date> · required

Date of the last day (included) of the training session.

durationInHours · number · required

Duration of the training in hours (e.g. "2.5" means two and a half hours).

Must be a multiple of 0.01

training · object

Show child attributes

Response

201 - application/json

Created

A realized-training represents a completed training process for a given employee.

ownerId · integer · required

ID of the employee who realized said training.

Required range: x >= 1

sessionStartsOn · string<date> · required

Date of the first day of the training session.

sessionEndsOn · string<date> · required

Date of the last day (included) of the training session.

durationInHours · number · required

Duration of the training in hours (e.g. "2.5" means two and a half hours).

Must be a multiple of 0.01

id · number

Required range: x >= 1

training · object

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trainingDemandId · integer

Reference of the training-demand that led to the registration to this training session.

Required range: x >= 1

sessionId · integer

Reference of the training session the employee was registered on.

Required range: x >= 1

hasAttended · boolean · default: true

Whether the employee actually attended the training or not. You may not create a new realized-training with hasAttended: false, but you may retrieve existing ones in a GET request.