Json.php

<?php namespace components\custom_field; if(!defined('TX')) die('No direct access.');

class Json extends \dependencies\BaseComponent
{
  
  /*
    
    # The Json.php file
    
    This is where you define REST calls.
    They are mostly used for asynchronous operations, such as jQuery.restForm.
    If you need the operation to cause a pageload, you probably need the Actions.php file.
    
    REST calls are prefixed based on the request type.
    For example, calling ?rest=component_name/function_name using an HTTP GET request
    calls get_function_name in the corresponding Json.php file.
    
    The prefixes:
      HTTP GET     = get_function_name
      HTTP PUT     = update_function_name
      HTTP POST    = create_function_name
      HTTP DELETE  = delete_function_name
    
    Read more about actions here:
      https://github.com/Tuxion/mokuji/wiki/Json.php
    
  */
  
  public function create_test_configuration($data, $params)
  {
    
    mk('Sql')->model('custom_field', 'Configurations')
      ->configure($data->configuration, true);
    
    return array(
      'success' => true
    );
    
  }
  
}