DATA API
Connect your data to your app instantly and securely
Our mission is to empower organizations by democratizing access to data. We believe that seamless and secure data access is the key to unlocking its full potential. Our Data API offers a user-friendly and secure gateway to your organization's data assets, ensuring that you can access and manage your data anytime, anywhere, without compromising on security.
What you can do with Data API
Read (with query or not)
Write (with batch or not)
Update
Delete
How to access Data API
Go to your collection
Click Integration and select API
The description shows how you can access the API using different programming language.
How to use API call
Read Data with query
By default, the read API return all the data in the collection which can be inefficient and so we recommend you use read with query. Essentially, it allows you to 1) filter, 2) project (select the fields you want), 3) sort, and 4) limit (limit the amount of data returned). For example, imagine your collection looks like this in JSON format.
You can access your data using the requests
library with Python. The syntax for filter is based on MongoDB query language.
Update data with upsert
Allows to update the data in the specific field(s) and insert new data if the data in search do not exist.
Usage:
Key | Description |
---|---|
search query | Used to identify which data need to be updated. Field names are the fields that are defined in your collection. |
data | The modification to apply |
upsert | Boolean. Creates a new document if no documents match the |
Noted that this function can return an error code due to no result found by the search query.
Upload with batch data
Inserts multiple documents into a collection
Usage:
This API parameter needs an array of data. The batch data will be inserted into the collection all at one time.
Delete batch data with a query
Remove all the data that match the condition defined in the query.
Usage:
The API parameter takes a query in JSON format. Any data will be removed if match the query.
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