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Set Pager Config

Replace Inferno pager configuration for a server.

PUT https://api.sonorancad.com/v2/emergency/servers/{serverId}/pager-config

Rate limit: 2 requests per minute Authenticated v2 endpoints are rate limited per API key rather than per IP address.

Replace the Inferno pager configuration for a server. If nodes is omitted, Sonoran CAD preserves the existing node tree for that server.

Path Parameters

Name
Type
Description

serverId

integer

Configured Sonoran CAD server ID.

Request Body

{
  "natureWords": {
    "Emergency": "Emergency",
    "NonEmergency": "Non-Emergency",
    "Administrative": "Administrative"
  },
  "maxAddresses": 5,
  "maxBodyLength": 250,
  "nodes": [
    {
      "id": "root-1",
      "name": "Fire",
      "description": "Fire services",
      "permission": "fire",
      "address": "FIRE-01",
      "shortCode": "F1",
      "kind": "group",
      "children": []
    }
  ]
}

Example Request

Use this tab only when calling the v2 API from the server side of an in-game FiveM resource.

  • Sonoran.lua and Sonoran.js: use the sonorancad export to get the ready CAD client.

  • Sonoran.Net: FiveM exports do not return a .NET client. Read the Sonoran CAD convars and create a fresh client.

  • Sonoran.py: FiveM does not run Python resources; use the Python tab for external integrations.

The API key is stored in sonoran_apiKey as a protected FiveM convar. FiveM restricts a convar after add_convar_permission is configured, so only explicitly permitted resources can read it. Grant another resource access with add_convar_permission your-resource-name read sonoran_apiKey. If you change the API key in config.json, fully restart the sonorancad resource before reading the updated convar value.

Sonoran.lua

Sonoran.js

Sonoran.Net

After getting the Lua export client:

Import this YAML into Postman with Import -> Raw text to create a single-endpoint request collection for this route.

Response

Successful requests return application/json.

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