# UltracartClient::ApplyLibraryItemResponse

## Properties

| Name | Type | Description | Notes |
| ---- | ---- | ----------- | ----- |
| **attributes** | [**Array<LibraryItemAttribute>**](LibraryItemAttribute.md) | Attributes from the library item | [optional] |
| **cjson** | **String** | Cjson from library item, only populated if this library item was a cjson snippet or marketing email (not transactional) | [optional] |
| **content_type** | **String** | flow, campaign, cjson, upsell, postcard, transactional_email or email | [optional] |
| **email_template_vm_path** | **String** | If a marketing email was applied, this is the path to the template encapsulating the cjson.  This is needed for the UltraCart UI. | [optional] |
| **error** | [**Error**](Error.md) |  | [optional] |
| **metadata** | [**ResponseMetadata**](ResponseMetadata.md) |  | [optional] |
| **storefront_oid** | **Integer** | StoreFront oid where content originates necessary for tracking down relative assets | [optional] |
| **success** | **Boolean** | Indicates if API call was successful | [optional] |
| **title** | **String** | title of library item, usually the name of the flow or campaign, or description of cjson | [optional] |
| **uuid** | **String** | UUID of marketing email or communication flow/campaign if this library item was an email, campaign or flow | [optional] |
| **warning** | [**Warning**](Warning.md) |  | [optional] |

## Example

```ruby
require 'ultracart_api'

instance = UltracartClient::ApplyLibraryItemResponse.new(
  attributes: null,
  cjson: null,
  content_type: null,
  email_template_vm_path: null,
  error: null,
  metadata: null,
  storefront_oid: null,
  success: null,
  title: null,
  uuid: null,
  warning: null
)
```