Get a list of bans

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Gets the list of Toloker bans.

Request

Production version

Sandbox

GET https://toloka.dev/api/v1/user-restrictions
Authorization: OAuth <OAuth token>

Headers

Title	Overview
Authorization	A token for account authorization. Add OAuth as a prefix.

Query parameters

Query parameters are specified in the link after the question mark and separated by &.

Parameter	Overview
scope	string The scope of the ban: `ALL_PROJECTS` — All the requester's projects. `PROJECT` — A single project (specify the `project_id`). `POOL` — A pool (specify the `pool_id`). `SYSTEM` — Users that performed the requester's tasks but were banned on the platform.
user_id	string Toloker ID.
project_id	string \| required if Required if `scope=PROJECT`. The ID of the project that is blocked.
pool_id	string \| required if Required if `scope=POOL`. The ID of the pool that is blocked.
sort	string Parameters to sort by: `id` — The ID. `created` — The creation date in UTC using ISO 8601 format: `YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss[.sss]`. To learn how to configure sorting, see Sorting the list of objects.
Standard query parameters	limit, id_gt, id_gte, id_lt, id_lte, created_gt, created_gte, created_lt, created_lte.

Query example

To get the list of bans in parts (for example, 10 bans at a time), use a combination of parameters in requests:

Production version

Sandbox

GET https://toloka.dev/api/v1/user-restrictions?sort=id&limit=10
Authorization: OAuth <OAuth token>

GET https://toloka.dev/api/v1/user-restrictions?sort=id&limit=10&id_gt=<id last ban from the answer to the previous query>
Authorization: OAuth <OAuth token>

Response

{"items" : [{ban parameters 1}, {ban parameters 2}, ... {ban parameters n}], "has_more": true}

Property Description

items[] array of objects

Contains a list of bans.

Property	Description
items[]	array of objects Contains a list of bans.
has_more	boolean Shows whether the list is complete. Acceptable values: `true` — Not all elements are included in the output due to restrictions in the limit parameter. You can get the rest of the results by using the `_lt(e)` and `_gt(e)` parameters. Learn more about standard query parameters. `false` — The output contains all the items.

has_more

boolean

Shows whether the list is complete.

Acceptable values:

true — Not all elements are included in the output due to restrictions in the limit parameter.
You can get the rest of the results by using the _lt(e) and _gt(e) parameters.
Learn more about standard query parameters.
false — The output contains all the items.

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