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/rows

List Rows

URL: /tables/{name}/rows

Method: GET

Protocol: HTTP, HTTPS

Parameters:

name – table name

Returns one of:

200 (OK) + collection of rows
404 (Not Found)

Example:

$ curl -X GET http://api.giscloud.com/1/tables/mytable/rows

<rows total="2" page="1">
    <script id="tinyhippos-injected"/>
    <row>
        <wkb_geometry>0101000020E6100000F6FFFFBF0E4E50C0253FCDBF1D733AC0</wkb_geometry>
        <ogc_fid>1</ogc_fid>
        <__created>2014-09-26 13:17:04</__created>
        <__modified>2014-09-26 13:17:04</__modified>
        <__owner>2</__owner>
        <name>myFirstNickname</name>
        <myname>myFirstName</myname>
    </row>
    <row>
        <wkb_geometry>0101000020E6100000F5FFFFAF3B4F50C0E51BFBE7BE733AC0</wkb_geometry>
        <ogc_fid>2</ogc_fid>
        <__created>2014-09-26 13:36:14</__created>
        <__modified>2014-09-26 13:36:14</__modified>
        <__owner>2</__owner>
        <name>mySecondNickname</name>
        <myname/>
    </row>
</rows>

You can also chose format of geometry column using geometry parameter. Geometry parameter can be “false”, “wkt” or “wkb”.

Example:

$ curl -X GET http://api.giscloud.com/1/tables/mytable/rows?geometry=false

<rows total="2" page="1">
    <script id="tinyhippos-injected"/>
    <row>
        <wkb_geometry/>
        <ogc_fid>1</ogc_fid>
        <__created>2014-09-26 13:17:04</__created>
        <__modified>2014-09-26 13:17:04</__modified>
        <__owner>2</__owner>
        <name>myFirstNickname</name>
        <myname>myFirstName</myname>
    </row>
    ...
</rows>


$ curl -X GET http://api.giscloud.com/1/tables/mytable/rows?geometry=wkt

<rows total="2" page="1">
    <script id="tinyhippos-injected"/>
    <row>
        <wkb_geometry>POINT(-65.2196502685545 -26.4496726871577)</wkb_geometry>
        <ogc_fid>1</ogc_fid>
        <__created>2014-09-26 13:17:04</__created>
        <__modified>2014-09-26 13:17:04</__modified>
        <__owner>2</__owner>
        <name>myFirstNickname</name>
        <myname>myFirstName</myname>
    </row>
    ...
</rows>


$ curl -X GET http://api.giscloud.com/1/tables/mytable/rows?geometry=wkb

<rows total="2" page="1">
    <script id="tinyhippos-injected"/>
    <row>
        <wkb_geometry>0101000020E6100000F6FFFFBF0E4E50C0253FCDBF1D733AC0</wkb_geometry>
        <ogc_fid>1</ogc_fid>
        <__created>2014-09-26 13:17:04</__created>
        <__modified>2014-09-26 13:17:04</__modified>
        <__owner>2</__owner>
        <name>myFirstNickname</name>
        <myname>myFirstName</myname>
    </row>
    ...
</rows>

Create Row

URL: /tables/{name}/rows

Method: POST

Protocol: HTTPS

Parameters:

name – table name

Returns:

Example:

curl -X POST https://api.giscloud.com/1/tables/mytable/rows

Data can be sent in body in JSON format, e.g.

{
    "data":
    {
        "attribute_string": "some text",
        "attribute_int": 5,
        "attribute_real": 3.14
    }
}

Example of creating a row with data:

curl --header "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --request POST \
  --data '{"data": {"attribute_string": "some text", "attribute_int": 5, "attribute_real": 3.14}}' \
  https://api.giscloud.com/1/tables/mytable/rows

Here’s an example of geometry (wkt) being sent:

{
    "data":
    {
        "city": "Zagreb",
    },
    "geometry": "POINT(15.9796142578125 45.809657649974)"
}

…or in curl statement:

curl --header "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --request POST \
  --data '{"data": {"city": "Split"}, "geometry": "POINT(16.446533203125 43.5127049046481)"}' \
  https://api.giscloud.com/1/tables/mytable/rows

Update Row

URL: /tables/{name}/rows/{id}

Method: POST

Protocol: HTTPS

Parameters:

name – table name
id – row id

Returns:

204 if successful
404 if the resource wasn’t found

Example:

curl -X POST https://api.giscloud.com/1/tables/mytable/rows/1

Delete Row

URL: /tables/{name}/rows/{id}

Method: DELETE

Protocol: HTTPS

Parameters:

name – table name
id – row to be deleted

Example:

curl -X DELETE https://api.giscloud.com/1/tables/mytable/rows/1

Returns one of:

204 if successful
404 if the resource wasn’t found