REST API Logs

The deduplication endpoints serve as a means to manually deduplication datasets and write the results to some output. The format for the urls is “deduplication/input/output”. The end results are delivered through the output format. Logs on these steps can then be viewed at the “logs” endpoint.

REST Server JSON Logs Example

---

rest endpoint: “http://127.0.0.1:8000/logs/json”

We can retrieve a log in json format by sending either the “id” or the “job_id” and “step_name”.

// Request
{
    step_name: "deduplicate_exact_match_name_url",
    job_id: "2106ab31-352c-40ce-b41b-1deb9b5f8ed2"
}

// Response
{
"status": "success",
"payload": {
    "log_message": {
        "results": [
            {
                "id": "46c4acdfa7407bb1f0de32a2467c7987",
                "name": "*REQUIRED* text",
                "website": "http://some.domain.com",
                "address1": "text",
                "address2": "text",
                "city": "text",
                "state": "Two character state (All caps)",
                "zip": "99999 or 99999-9999"
            },
            ...
        ],
        "duplicates": [
            ...
        ],
        "original": [
            ...
        ]
    "id": "c030f048-e265-4d65-b75c-6cb1fd50efd7",
    "iteration_id": null,
    "step_name": "deduplicate_exact_match_name_url",
    "contributor_name": null
}

The same logs retrieved using the log id:

// Request

{
    id: "c030f048-e265-4d65-b75c-6cb1fd50efd7"
}