HTTP API¶
When the command span on multiple lines, we use \ (Linux version). On Windows, you should use ^ instead.
/account POST¶
Create a new account with the mail in the body of the POST request (field = email).
curl --data "email=john@doe.com" https://etl.dataintoresults.com/api/v0/account
The service will send you an email with a token in your mailbox. The token is a string of 64 characters. With it you can check the specification of your data warehouse.
/datawarehouse GET¶
Return the [datawarehouse specification](specification.md) in XML.
curl -u token:<your_key> https://etl.dataintoresults.com/api/v0/datawarehouse
/datawarehouse POST¶
Set a new specification for the datawarehouse. The body should be a XML compliant [datawarehouse specification](specification.md).
curl -X POST -u token:<your_key> -H "Content-Type: text/xml" --data "@dw.xml" \
https://etl.dataintoresults.com/api/v0/datawarehouse
/job/running GET¶
Returns the currently runninh jobs for the user. Jobs are all API call except /job/running and /job/history
Column |
Details |
---|---|
event_log_id |
A number representing the job/event |
module |
The part of the software used, currently always “factory” |
event |
The job |
details |
A JSON object giving more information (event specific) |
start_timestamp |
When the job call started |
running_time |
Since how many seconds the job is running |
event_log_id, module, event, details, start_timestamp, running_time
curl -u token:<your_key> -H "Accept: text/plain" \
https://etl.dataintoresults.com/api/v0/job/running
/job/history GET¶
Returns all the jobs that were run for the user. Jobs are all API call except /job/running and /job/history.
event_log_id, module, event, status, details, issue, start_timestamp, end_timestamp, running_time
Column |
Details |
---|---|
event_log_id |
A number representing the job/event |
module |
The part of the software used, currently always “factory” |
event |
The job |
status |
FAILED or SUCCESS |
details |
A JSON object giving more information (event specific) |
issue |
A JSON object giving more information if status = FAILED (issue specific, at least an “issue” field) |
start_timestamp |
When the job call started |
end_timestamp |
When the job stopped |
running_time |
How many seconds the job was running |
curl -u token:<your_key> -H "Accept: text/plain" \
https://etl.dataintoresults.com/api/v0/job/history
/table/<datastore>/<table>/data GET¶
Read data from the table <table> in the datastore <datastore> given in the URL. Currently it returns 100 rows.
You can choose formatting using the Accept in the HTTP header.
formatting |
Details |
---|---|
text/plain |
Coma separated values with a header |
application/stream+json |
A new JSON every row on a new line |
application/json |
One big JSON object |
application/xml |
Data in XML. |
curl -u token:<your_key> -H "Accept: <formatting>" \
https://etl.dataintoresults.com/api/v0/<datastore>/<table>/data
/run/replicate/<dsFrom>/<tabFrom>/<dsTo>/<tabTo> GET¶
Copy the table <tabFrom> from data store <dsFrom> to the table <tabTo> in the data store <dsTo>. Both table should exist in the specification. The destination table will be created in the database if it doesn’t exists. If it exists, the table will be dropped then created.
curl -u token:<your_key> \
https://etl.dataintoresults.com/api/v0/run/replicate/<dsFrom>/<tabFrom>/<dsTo>/<tabTo>
/run/module/<module_id> GET¶
Refresh the module <module_id> given in the URL.
curl -u token:<your_key> \
https://etl.dataintoresults.com/api/v0/run/module/<module_id>