THE DEVELOPER HUB
Practical files and implementation guidance for the decisions between a source query and a dependable download.
Open a sample, compare its representation, and define a useful export contract.
ExploreDESIGN THE WORKFLOWExplore an illustrative request, job lifecycle, status response, and delivery contract.
ExploreINSPECT REAL FILESDownload CSV, JSON, XLSX, and PDF versions of one fictional customer dataset.
ExploreChoose one recipient, one bounded dataset, and one output format. Check the resulting file in the tool that will receive it. Only then add scheduling, larger workloads, or additional destinations. The examples here give you a concrete starting point; the guides explain how to adapt the surrounding workflow to your application.
The API patterns are illustrative design examples. The sample collection is publicly downloadable, and you do not need an account or access credentials to explore it.
Follow the quickstartGO ONE LEVEL DEEPER
Make dataset boundaries, long-running work, and verification explicit before an export becomes a dependency.
A useful export starts with a clear agreement about which records leave an application and how recipients will use them. Learn the decisions behind a dependable export API, from dataset boundaries to delivery and verification.
Large exports need a lifecycle that survives browser disconnects, worker failures, and repeated requests. Design a durable job model, control resource use, and publish an artifact only after its contents and completion state have been verified.
Valid syntax does not guarantee a useful report. Check the request, the selected records, the exported representation, and the finished artifact so missing values, mixed units, unsafe spreadsheet cells, and incomplete results are handled deliberately.
A good place to start
Four real sample files. One fictional dataset. A clear next step for your project.