Visualizations

We can get a full list of all published visualizations related to an Open Data portal, and also query for an individual published resource using a GET method. You’ll need to include in each request your auth key from the portal’s developer page.

GET   /api/v2/visualizations.json
GET   /api/v2/visualizations/{guid}.json

From which we get the data with the following parameters :

• result: Null by default. Used to mantain regular structure with other data resources.
• guid: Unique identifier of the dashboard,
• title: Resource title
• description: Resource description
• category_name: Name of the category
• endpoint: Null by default. Used to mantain regular structure with other data resources.
• tags : Array of tags separated by comma. Optional.
• user : Username of resource publisher.
• parameters : Null by default. If the visualizations contains parameters, a more detailed description of requirements will be informed here.
• created_at : Timestamp of resource revision creation.
• link : Link to the resource in the Open Data portal

For example, if we GET   http://api.data.cityofsacramento.org/api/v2/visualizations/SACRA-UCR-YEAR-TO-YEAR.json?auth_key=MY_AUTH_KEY we receive the following response:

[
{
  "result": null,
  "endpoint": null,
  "description": "Sacramento UCR Year-to-Year Comparison",
  "parameters": [

  ],
  "tags": [
    ""
  ],
  "timestamp": 1472482779000,
  "created_at": 1472482779,
  "title": "Sacramento UCR Year-to-Year Comparison",
  "modified_at": 1472482779,
  "category_id": "38920",
  "link": "http://data.cityofsacramento.org/visualizations/10470/sacramento-ucr-year-to-year-comparison/",
  "user": "rnarvaez",
  "guid": "SACRA-UCR-YEAR-TO-YEAR",
  "category_name": "Public Safety"
}
]