Dataville Data sources API

openapi: 3.2.0
info:
  title: Dataville Data sources API
  version: 1.0.0
  description: 'Dataville is a unified data API: a single REST surface over Wikipedia, arXiv,

    Project Gutenberg, the US Census, USDA FoodData, Papers with Code, SEC EDGAR,

    OpenAlex, PyPI and Stack Exchange — plus bulk CSV/Parquet/DuckDB export, a

    SQL endpoint, and "bring your own data" Google Sheets connections.


    ## Authentication


    Data, export and query endpoints never hard-reject at the middleware level — an

    unauthenticated caller simply gets the anonymous tier (50 requests per day per

    IP).


    ### API key


    ```

    Authorization: Bearer dataville_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

    ```


    Create and manage keys from the **API Keys** page in the

    Dataville dashboard. Keys start with `dataville_`

    (legacy keys start with `datax_`). For clients that cannot set headers — DuckDB

    WASM, the DuckDB CLI''s `httpfs` reader — the same key may be passed as the

    `?token=` query parameter.


    The Dataville web app authenticates with its own session tokens; those routes

    are internal and not part of the public API surface.


    ## Credits and metering


    Authenticated usage is metered against a monthly **Dataville credit** balance in

    USD, shared across an account''s sessions and API keys. Each tier is granted

    credit every month — Free **$5**, Developer **$29**, Pro **$99** — and each

    query deducts a per-source, per-tier amount:


    | Class | Free | Developer | Pro |

    | --- | --- | --- | --- |

    | Open/public datasets | $0.0050 | $0.0050 | $0.0040 |

    | Wikipedia (premium) | $0.0250 | $0.0150 | $0.0125 |


    A `POST /api/v1/query` call is charged per row returned. When the balance

    reaches zero the API returns **402 Payment Required** until the monthly reset,

    a plan upgrade, or a credit top-off. Every metered response carries:


    - `X-Credits-Remaining` — remaining balance, USD

    - `X-Credit-Cost` — amount charged for this request, USD


    Check your request quota any time via `GET /api/v1/auth/usage`; your credit

    balance is reported on every metered response in `X-Credits-Remaining` and on

    the dashboard''s **Billing** page.


    ## Rate limiting


    Anonymous callers are limited by IP (50 requests per 24 hours) and receive

    **429** when they exceed it, with `X-RateLimit-Limit`, `X-RateLimit-Remaining`

    and `X-RateLimit-Reset` headers. Authenticated callers are governed by credits

    rather than a request count. Export and SQL routes carry their own stricter

    limit (1,000 per day per account), as does support submission (5 per hour).


    Every route also shares a burst limit of 100 requests per 15 minutes per IP,

    checked before authentication. It answers **429** with `data.code:

    RATE_LIMITED`, `RateLimit-*` headers and `Retry-After`. The anonymous daily

    limit answers with `data.code: REQUEST_LIMIT_EXCEEDED`. Branch on the code:

    the first clears in minutes; the second needs an API key or the daily reset.


    ## Errors


    Every error body carries a human-readable `error`/`message` string that is safe

    to show a user verbatim, and data-source errors additionally carry a stable

    `data.code` (`UPSTREAM_RATE_LIMITED`, `UPSTREAM_UNAVAILABLE`,

    `UPSTREAM_FORBIDDEN`, `UPSTREAM_BAD_RESPONSE`, `SOURCE_UNAVAILABLE`,

    `INTERNAL_ERROR`) that clients should branch on instead of parsing prose. When

    an upstream tells us how long to wait, the response sets `Retry-After`.

    Rate-limit 429s carry a code too (`RATE_LIMITED`, `REQUEST_LIMIT_EXCEEDED`;

    see Rate limiting).


    ## Stale results


    A live source that is down is answered from Dataville''s own stored copy where

    one exists. Those responses include a `data.stale` object naming the source and

    when the copy was taken — the answer is real, but may be out of date.'
  contact:
    name: Dataville Support
    email: support@dataville.com
  license:
    name: MIT
    url: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
servers:
- url: https://api.dataville.com
  description: Production
security:
- ApiKeyAuth: []
tags:


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