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GET /v1/sites/export

Download the sites in scope as a CSV.

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Autenticação

Envie uma chave de API como um token bearer. Este endpoint não especifica uma permissão específica na documentação, portanto, conceda à sua chave o mínimo necessário e verifique a resposta em vez de assumir.

Onde vai o ID da sua organização

Este endpoint aceita org_id como parâmetro de consulta. Omita-o e a chamada abrangerá toda a sua subárvore de locatários; envie-o para restringir a chamada a uma única organização.

O ID da sua organização está na tela de chaves de API no seu painel, ao lado da própria chave. É o mesmo ID em todas as chamadas que você fizer.

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/sites/export \
  -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

The same sites `listSites` would return for the same query, as a streamed `text/csv` attachment — V1 parity (`deploy.views.SiteExport`, "Choose sites → Export to CSV"), recorded as unported in `docs/35` §0.3c until W29-U. ⛔⛔ **Server-side over the WHOLE matching set, and that is the point of it existing as an endpoint at all.** `listSites` is cursor-paginated, so a CSV assembled in the browser would contain one page and would look exactly like a complete file — no error, no truncation marker, and nothing a customer could use to tell the difference. There is deliberately **no `limit`**: a bound here would silently exclude rows and nothing downstream would ever pick up the remainder. ⛔ It shares the list's filter chain rather than reproducing it, so "export" means "export what I am looking at" by construction. Every filter below behaves exactly as it does on `listSites`, including narrowing to nothing — rather than 403-ing — for an `org_id` outside the caller's scope. ⛔⛔ **It requires `Authorization`, so it cannot be fetched with a plain `<a href>`.** A browser anchor navigation sends no bearer token and the engine has no cookie authentication to fall back on, so an anchor answers **401** and the customer sees nothing happen. Download it with an authenticated `fetch` and hand the result to the browser as a blob. This is not hypothetical: the estate shipped three staff download buttons built as anchors and every one of them was dead (`docs/72` D14200). The header row is English and is **not** localized: the consumer is a spreadsheet or a script, and a header that changed with the viewer's locale would make one customer's file unreadable by another's tooling. Column order is part of the contract — new columns are appended, never inserted.

Parâmetros

NomeTipoObrigatórioO que é
org_id (query)UuidNãoRestrict to one organization in the caller's scope.
status (query)SiteStatusNãoFilter by site lifecycle status.
product_line (query)stringNãoFilter by product line code.
group (query)stringNãoRestrict to the sites in one site group.
search (query)stringNãoCase-insensitive substring match on the primary domain or the name, applied in the database across the whole collection in scope.

Erros que este endpoint pode retornar

401 · 403