Database Reference
In-Depth Information
Interacting with dataclips
The people with whom you share your dataclip can interact with it directly through the ac-
cess link. This link allows your dataclip to be seen in the web format and also in the CSV,
JSON, or XLS formats.
For example, you can visit a dataclip sample at https://dataclips-next.heroku.com/
gygjtnncavcxgnrvalmkezjiykvh-Five-first-table-in-pg_tables . The web interface is provided
to view the dataclip, and by adding the .csv , .json , or .xls file format, you can view
the data in the following formats:
• To view in CSV, go to https://dataclips-next.heroku.com/
gygjtnncavcxgnrvalmkezjiykvh-Five-first-table-in-pg_tables.csv
• Viewing in JSON: https://dataclips-next.heroku.com/
gygjtnncavcxgnrvalmkezjiykvh-Five-first-table-in-pg_tables.json
• Viewing in XLS: https://dataclips-next.heroku.com/
gygjtnncavcxgnrvalmkezjiykvh-Five-first-table-in-pg_tables.xls
If there is more than one available version, you can specify the version by adding
the ?version= parameter. Here is an example:
https://dataclips-next.heroku.com/gygjtnncavcxgnrvalmkezjiykvh-Five-first-table-in-
pg_tables.json?version=2
Tip
The JSON endpoint is useful for prototyping APIs, but it should not be a substitute for a
production API. This endpoint also supports Cross-Origin Resource Sharing ( CORS ) for
GET requests.
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