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Gets a list of Tolokers who have skills. With the query parameters, you can filter the data in the response the following way:
Get the list of all the Tolokers who have the specific skill using the skill_id
query parameter:
GET https://toloka.dev/api/v1/user-skills?skill_id=<skill_id>
Get the list of all the skills assigned to the specific Toloker using the user_id
query parameter:
GET https://toloka.dev/api/v1/user-skills?user_id=<user_id>
GET https://toloka.dev/api/v1/user-skillsAuthorization: OAuth <OAuth token>
Title | Overview |
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Authorization | A token for account authorization. Add OAuth as a prefix. |
Query parameters are specified in the link after the question mark and separated by &
.
Parameter | Overview |
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user_id | string Toloker ID. It is used to get the list of the skills assigned to the specific Toloker. |
skill_id | string Skill ID. It is used to get the list of the Tolokers who have the specific skill. |
sort | string
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Standard query parameters | limit, id_gt, id_gte, id_lt, id_lte, created_gt, created_gte, created_lt, created_lte, modified_gt, modified_gte, modified_lt, modified_lte. |
You can set up the display of the list of skills in parts (for example, 10 skills at a time):
Show the first 10 skills
GET https://toloka.dev/api/v1/user-skills?sort=id&limit=10Authorization: OAuth <OAuth token>
Show the remaining tasks sorted by ascending ID
GET https://toloka.dev/api/v1/skills?sort=id&limit=10&id_gt=<ID of the last skill from the previous response>Authorization: OAuth <OAuth token>
{"items" : [{<Toloker 1 skill 1 >}, {<Toloker 1 skill 2>}, ... {<Toloker 1 skill n>}, ... {<Toloker n skill 1>}, {<Toloker n skill 2>}, ... {<Toloker n skill n>}], "has_more": false}
Property | Description |
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items[] | array of objects Contains skill properties. |
has_more | boolean Shows whether the list is complete. Acceptable values:
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