Management APIs
Error Logs API

List

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List Error Logs

You can List all of the Error Logs currently set up on your account by making making a HTTP GET request to the /errorlogs endpoint.

Error Logs API Rate Limit There is no charge for requests to the Error Logs API however the it is subject to a rate limit of 60 requests per minute. This limit includes requests made when accessing Error Logs via the Rainforest API dashboard.

In the event of the rate limit being hit an HTTP 429 response code will be returned.



Parameters

The following querystring (HTTP GET) parameters allow you to refine the results returned by the Error Logs List API.

Parameter

Required

Description

api_key

required

The API key for your account.

search_term

optional

Limits the Error Logs returned to just those containing the search_term in their parameters property.

page

optional

Set the page number of Error Logs to return, defaults to page=1 . 10 Error Logs are returned per page.

sort_by

optional

The sort order to apply to the results. Valid values are date (to sort by Error Log date) or count (to sort by Error Log count).

sort_direction

optional

The sort direction to return results. Valid values are descending or ascending (the default). Use in conjunction with the sort_by parameter.

Example

GET /errorlogs

In the example below we List error logs on your account:

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Rainforest API responds with the following JSON showing error logs from your account:

JSON



Rainforest API returns the following properties in the List Error Logs response:

Property

Type

Description

request_info

object

An object containing the status of your request.

  • success
  • boolean
  • True/false as to whether the request was successful.

logs

array

An array of Error Log objects. The Error Log object has the following properties:

  • id
  • string
  • The unique ID of the Error Log.



  • engine_url
  • string
  • The URL that Rainforest API attempted to open on the host website to service this request. This can be useful to determine whether the host website is down or experiencing issues that would cause the Rainforest API request to fail.



  • api_url
  • string
  • The Rainforest API API request that caused the errored response. Note that, for security, your API Key is removed from the URL.



  • date
  • string
  • An ISO date/time stamp of the date of the most recent time this error was seen.



  • count
  • string
  • A count of the total number of times this error was seen.



  • parameters
  • string
  • A link to the website of the place result.



  • thumbnail
  • object
  • An object containing each of the API request parameters used in the request that generated the error.



  • result
  • object
  • An object containing the JSON response the API gave in response to the errored request.

page

number

The current page of results.

page_count_total

number

The total number of pages of results that are available.

results_count

number

The number of error log results on this page of results.

results_count_total

number

The total number of error logs on all pages.



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Updated 11 Aug 2024
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