hosting
GET /v1/site-imports/platform
What the archived site was built on, and what a restore can recover.
Autenticação
Envie uma chave de API como um token de portador. A chave deve ter a permissão sites.view; uma chave sem ela é recusada com 403, e não 404.
Este endpoint não requer um ID de organização. Sua chave já identifica a organização à qual pertence, e a resposta é delimitada a ela.
Experimente
Substitua qualquer item entre colchetes por seus próprios valores e o espaço reservado para a chave por uma chave do seu painel.
curl -X GET https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/site-imports/platform?domain=<domain>&day=<day> \
-H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…"Conectado? O console da API no seu painel preenche o ID da sua organização real e a sua própria chave, e executa a requisição contra a API de produção para que você possa ver a resposta real. Abra este endpoint no console da API
Detalhes
⚖️ **Owner ruling 2026-09-08.** A web-archive capture holds rendered HTML and nothing else — no database, no PHP, no administrator — so a Joomla, Drupal or Magento site cannot be restored *as* that application. This endpoint says what the archive was, so the restore form can state plainly, **before the customer commits**, what they get back (`gains`) and what is gone (`losses`). Every value is a machine code the client localises; the engine composes no sentences (they could only ever be English). ⛔ A cached read, like `/v1/site-imports/snapshots`, and for a related but different reason: one home-page fetch measured 1.13 s live on 2026-09-08, which is affordable once and not affordable per viewer of a shared aged-domain list. A miss starts a durable probe and answers `202` with `state: "pending"`; poll it. `state` has the same four values as the snapshot index and they are not interchangeable. Requires `sites.view`.
Parâmetros
| Nome | Tipo | Obrigatório | O que é |
|---|---|---|---|
domain (query) | string | Sim | The archived domain, e.g. `example.com`. `www.` is ignored. |
day (query) | string | Sim | The snapshot day being considered, `YYYY-MM-DD`. Required, because a domain's platform changes over its life — a 2009 capture and a 2019 capture of one domain routinely answer d… |
Resposta
| Nome | Tipo | Obrigatório | O que é |
|---|---|---|---|
domain | string | Sim | — |
day | string | Sim | The snapshot day this verdict is about, `YYYY-MM-DD`. |
state | string<pending, ready, stale, error> | Sim | The same four values `ArchiveSnapshotIndex.state` carries, and the same rule — `pending` ("nobody has looked") and `error` ("we looked and the archive refused") lead a customer… |
platform | string<wordpress, joomla, drupal, magento, shopify, wix, squarespace, blogger, typo3, prestashop, opencart, dotnetnuke, frontpage, static_html, unknown> | Sim | ⛔ `unknown` and `static_html` are different answers and must not be collapsed: the first is "we could not tell", the second is "this was hand-written HTML, so there was nothing… |
confidence | integer | Sim | `0` nothing seen · `1` a signature (an asset path or a script global) · `2` the page's own `<meta name="generator">`. Carried so a client can say "looks like" on a `1` rather th… |
was_dynamic | boolean | Sim | True when the site was an application rather than a set of pages — i.e. when the customer must be told something beyond "here are your pages back". |
gains | string[] | Sim | Codes for what the restore DOES recover. Stated as explicitly as the losses: a panel that lists only what is missing reads as "this will not work", and it is describing a featur… |
losses | string[] | Sim | Codes for what a web archive cannot contain, so cannot come back — `admin`, `database`, `plugins`, `checkout`, `forms`, and so on. |
suggested_output | string<static, wordpress> | Sim | A recommendation the customer may override, never a forced choice. WordPress in, WordPress out — it is the one platform whose content we can genuinely re-home, because our WXR w… |
error | string | Não | Why the last probe failed; empty when it did not. |
probed_at | string | Não | — |
Erros que este endpoint pode retornar
401 · 403 · 422 · 429