Rowy Firestore Data

openapi: 3.0.1
info:
  title: Rowy API
  description: >-
    Rowy is an open-source low-code backend platform: an Airtable-like
    spreadsheet UI on top of Google Cloud Firestore, with JavaScript/TypeScript
    Cloud Functions, column automations, and webhooks. Rowy does NOT publish a
    fixed public REST API with documented endpoints, so this OpenAPI document
    intentionally contains no paths.


    Rowy's interface surface is:


    1. Webhooks (inbound) - Each table can generate an HTTPS webhook endpoint
       running on Google Cloud Run (the rowy-hooks service) that accepts POST
       requests from external systems (Basic, Typeform, Sendgrid, Github types).
       A low-code parser function maps the request into a new row. The endpoint
       URL is generated per table and deployed into the user's own GCP project;
       there is no fixed host, so it cannot be modeled as a static path here.


    2. Rowy Run / Cloud Functions - A group of Cloud Run services (rowy-backend,
       rowy-hooks) deployed into the user's own GCP project. Service URLs are
       generated at deploy time and stored in Firestore (_rowy_/settings); there
       is no documented public endpoint catalog.


    3. Firestore Data - Tables map onto Firestore collections, accessed via the
       Firebase/Google Cloud SDKs and the Firestore REST/RPC API, not a
       Rowy-specific REST API.


    No REST endpoints are fabricated. See the Rowy documentation for webhook,
    Rowy Run, and Cloud Function setup.
  termsOfService: https://www.rowy.io/terms
  contact:
    name: Rowy
    url: https://www.rowy.io
  license:
    name: See repository LICENSE
    url: https://github.com/rowyio/rowy/blob/main/LICENSE
  version: '1.0'
externalDocs:
  description: Rowy Documentation
  url: https://docs.rowy.io
servers:
  - url: https://docs.rowy.io
    description: >-
      Documentation only. Rowy has no fixed public REST API host; webhook and
      Rowy Run service URLs are generated per deployment inside the user's own
      Google Cloud project.
paths: {}
components: {}