Errata service API
The Errata Service uses various endpoints that can also be used by third party software to use the features that the errata has to offer.
Issue Creation
Endpoint used for issue creation. Requires proper authentication and authorization.
Path: /2/publication/create
Method: post
Tags: Issue Management
Summary: Create a new issue
OperationId: “createIssue”
Consumes
application/json
Produces
application/json
Parameters
name:
body
description: “Issue json schema”
required:
true
Responses
401: “Unauthenticated”
403: “Unauthorized”
405: “Bad Method”
Security
github personal access token: - “org:read”
Issue Update
Endpoint used for issue update. Requires proper authentication and authorization. Local files need to be updated, if tampered with beforehand, they can be downloaded using the retrieve endpoint.
Path: /2/publication/update
Method: post
Tags: Issue Management
Summary: Updates an issue
OperationId: “updateIssue”`
Consumes
application/json
Produces
application/json
Parameters
name:
body
description: “Issue json schema”
required: true
Responses
401: “Unauthenticated” 403: “Unauthorized” 405: “Bad Method”
Security
github personal access token: - “org:read”
Issue Close
Endpoint used to close an issue marking its lifecycle’s end. Requires proper authentication and authorization.
Path: /2/publication/close
Method: post
Tags: Issue Management
Summary: “closes an issue”
OperationId: “closeIssue”
Consumes
application/json
Produces
application/json
Parameters
name:
body
description: “Issue json schema”
required: true
Responses
401: “Unauthenticated” 403: “Unauthorized” 405: “Bad Method”
Security
github personal access token: - “org:read”
Issue Retrieve
This endpoint serves as download endpoint for issue local files (e.g. the issue.json and datasets.txt) This endpoint requires no authentication nor authentication.
Path: /2/publication/retrieve
Method: get
Tags: Issue Management
Summary: “Downloads issue files”
OperationId: “retrieveIssue”
Consumes
param:
uid
Produces
application/json
Parameters
name:
uid
description: “list of uids to download”
required: false
Responses
405: “Bad Method”
Example of usage
In the argument uid of the query, list the desired issue uid to download (seperated by a comma ‘,’ in case of multiple issues).
https://errata.es-doc.org/1/issue/retrieve?uid=4398be50-66d0-42f3-81a3-033e92e64c5e
Simple-PID search
This endpoint enables users to query the errata service for issues in specific set of dataset PIDs. This is the simple response version of the pid endpoint, only the queried versions will be inspected. This endpoint requires no authentication nor authentication.
Path: /1/resolve/simple_pid
Method: get
Tags: Issue Management
Summary: “checks dataset for issues”
OperationId: “simplePidSearch”
Consumes
param:
datasets
Produces
application/json
Parameters
name:
datasets
description: Dataset string list seperated with a comma ‘,’. Can also be list of PIDs, or a mixed list of datasets and PID handle strings. This endpoint returns a simpler return than the PID endpoint. It does not provide version history. Due to URL encoding restriction, the ‘#’ character is reserved and should be replaced by either ‘.v’ or ‘%23’ which is the percent-encoding of the ‘#’ character as specified in the rfc3986.
required: true
Responses
405: “Bad Method”
Example of usage
Retrieving errata information regarding a single version of a specific dataset:
Retrieving errata information regarding a single version of a multiple datasets (identifiers are seperated using a comma):
It is also possible to use the pid string instead of the dataset identifier, this is the only way to query a file instead of a dataset. The query structure remains the same.
PID Tracker
This endpoint enables users to query the errata service for issues in specific set of dataset PIDs. This is the advanced search endpoint, it seeks information about all versions of every dataset. This endpoint requires no authentication nor authentication.
Path: /1/resolve/pid
Method: get
Tags: Issue Management
Summary: “Checks dataset (and entire version history) for issues “
OperationId: “pidSearch”
Consumes
param:
pids
Produces
application/json
Parameters
name:
pids
description: List of pid handle strings, dataset ids with ‘.v’ as seperator for version or ‘%23’ the percent-encoding for ‘#’. The list separator is a comma ‘,’
required: true
Responses
405: “Bad Method”
Example of usage
Retrieving entire version history of a specific dataset:
Retrieving entire version history of a multiple datasets (identifiers are seperated using a comma):
It is also possible to use the pid string instead of the dataset identifier, this is the only way to query a file instead of a dataset. The query structure remains the same.
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