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Content ManagementSanity is a content platform designed to facilitate streamlined content creation and management for a wide range of digital projects. Its real-time collaborative environment enables teams to work together efficiently, iterating on content seamlessly. With customizable data modeling capabilities, users can structure content exactly as needed, accommodating complex data structures with ease.
Sanity offers robust APIs and integrations, ensuring smooth connections to various front-end frameworks, databases, and services. Whether it's a small blog or an enterprise-scale application, Sanity provides the tools and infrastructure necessary to build, manage, and deliver content effectively across any digital platform.
Sanity HTTP API
Uploads an image
Uploads an image
Retrieves the latest version of documents
Retrieves the latest version of documents by their IDs
Export all documents
Export all documents from a dataset in a Sanity project. The export endpoint returns a node-stream of NDJSON data. An unauthenticated request will only return publicly available documents. If you include an authentication token, it will include documents that this token can access (for example, drafts and system documents).
Get document revision
Returns a document as it was at a point in the past as JSON. This endpoint behaves exactly same as the doc endpoint. It applies current access control for every revision of the document.
Get transactions for documents
Returns an NDJSON (Newline Delimited JSON) containing transactions for the given document ids.
Listening for content changes through the API
The listen endpoint can be used to receive events whenever documents are modified. This endpoint follows the server-sent events protocol using the mime-type text/event-stream. The backend will hold the connection open and stream events as they occur for any documents matching the GROQ query.
Mutate documents in a dataset
The Mutate API allows you to make changes to documents in a dataset. It supports various mutation operations such as creating, updating, and deleting documents. For more information you can have a look at the documentation (https://www.sanity.io/docs/http-mutations).
Query data
Retrieve data from a dataset using the GROQ query language. GROQ queries may use parameters prefixed by a dollar sign ($). String values must be enclosed in quotation marks, while numbers and booleans are written normally. Due to browser limitations, the max limit on GET queries is 11 KB. Queries longer than that must be submitted via POST.
Execute a GROQ query
Execute a GROQ query on a dataset. Queries longer than 11kB must be submitted using the POST method. Queries sent with the POST method will also be cached on the CDN.
Create an embeddings index
Create a new embeddings index for an existing database in a Sanity project.
Retrieve all embeddings indexes for a dataset
Retrieve a list of all existing embeddings indexes for an existing database in a Sanity project.
Retrieve a specific embeddings index
Retrieve a specific embeddings index for an existing database in a Sanity project.
Query an embeddings index
Query an embeddings index to retrieve documents that are closely related to the input query in the request. It returns an array of matching documents IDs with their relevance score, based on the input query in the request.
Delete an embeddings index
Delete a specific embeddings index for an existing database in a Sanity project.
List all webhooks
Retrieves a list of all webhooks for a specific project.
Create a document or transaction webhook
When creating a webhook, ensure the request body matches the type of webhook you want to create. To distinguish between the two types of webhooks, ensure that the type property in the request body is set to either "document" or "transaction", depending on the desired webhook type. Additionally, ensure that the request body structure matches the schema specified for the chosen webhook type. For more information please have a look at the documentation page (https://www.sanity.io/docs/http-webhooks#68e174c8a1d0).
Update a webhook
Update an existing webhook by its ID.
Delete a webhook
Delete an existing webhook by its ID.
List webhook attempts
Retrieve a list of webhook attempts for a specific webhook by its ID.
Retrieves the status of a job by its ID
Retrieves the current status of a job identified by its unique ID. The status can be either "running" or "completed", along with additional metadata such as authors and timestamps.
Listening for job status
Monitor the status of a job programmatically by listening for updates. Each job has a /listen endpoint to allow you to monitor its status programmatically. While listening, event data will be sent back at intervals providing updates on the status of your job.
Get all members and their roles
Retrieves a list of all members in the organization along with their assigned roles.
Get roles of a single organization member
Retrieves the roles assigned to a specific member in the organization.
Give an organization member a role
Assigns a role to a specific member in the organization.
Remove a role from an organization member
Removes a role from a specific member in the organization.
Get all grants for the current user
Retrieves all grants assigned to the current user within the organization.
List all projects
Returns a list of all projects you are a member of
Create a project
Creates a new Sanity project
List all CORS entries
Retrieves a list of all CORS origins allowed to access the API for this project.
Create a CORS entry
Allows a new origin to use your project API through CORS.
List active features
Returns a list of all active features on your project.
Check if a feature is active
Shows whether a specific feature is enabled on your project.
List project permissions
Returns a list of permissions you have as a member of a project.
List project roles
Returns a list of existing roles on a project.
Retrieve a project
Retrieve details of an existing Sanity project
Update a project
Updates a specific Sanity project with the values of the parameters passed. Any parameters not provided will be left unchanged.
Delete a project
Deletes a specific Sanity project. Use this endpoint with caution as it is irreversible.
List Users with Roles
Retrieves a list of users along with their assigned roles for the specified project.
Get User Role
Retrieves the role of a specific user in the project.
Add User Role
Assigns a role to a specific user in the project.
Delete User Role
Removes a role from a specific user in the project.
Delete a CORS entry
Deletes an existing CORS origin from your project.
List all datasets
Returns a list of all datasets available to a project.
List jobs history
Public API for returning a list of copy jobs.
Create a dataset
Creates a new dataset for your project.
Delete a dataset
Deletes an existing dataset within your project.
Retrieve dataset ACL
Retrieves the Access Control List (ACL) for the specified dataset within the project.
Copy a dataset
Copies a dataset inside Sanity's infrastructure.
Retrieve dataset grants
Retrieves the grants for the specified dataset within the project.
List dataset tags
Lists all tags assigned to the dataset.
Assign dataset tag
Assigns the tag to the dataset.
Unassign dataset tag
Removes or unassigns the tag from the dataset.
List User Grants
Retrieves a list of grants for the specified project.
Add Grants to Role
Adds grants to a specified role in the project.
List Permission Resource Schemas
Retrieves a list of permission resource schemas for the specified project.
Get Permission Resources
Retrieves the available permission resources for the specified project.
Create Permission Resource
Creates a new permission resource in the project.
List All Roles
Retrieves a list of all roles available for the specified project.
Create Role Object
Creates a custom role object with the specified title, name, and description.
Create dataset tag
Creates a dataset tag.
Edit dataset tag
Edit the name/identifier, title, description, or color of the dataset tag.
Delete dataset tag
Deletes the dataset tag if it's not assigned to any datasets.
List project tokens
Returns a list of existing tokens on the project.
Create project token
Creates a token on the project.
Delete project token
Deletes the token from the project.
Retrieve a user
Fetches the details of a user on a project.
Publish documents immediately
Publish any number of documents immediately.
Fetch all schedules
Fetch all schedules, ordered by createdAt in reverse chronological order.
Create a new schedule
Create a new schedule to publish or unpublish a set of documents.
Fetch schedules by ID
Fetch schedules by ID.
Update an existing schedule
Update an existing schedule by providing new details such as name, description, execution date and time, or documents.
Run an existing schedule immediately (publish all its documents)
Run an existing schedule immediately to publish all its documents. Multiple schedule IDs can be specified as a comma-separated list.
Unpublish documents immediately
Unpublish any number of documents immediately.
This item is available for early access. It is still in development and may contain experimental features or limitations.
2 months ago