Toloka documentation

Get the list of projects

Warning

We recommend that you use the toloka.dev domain for API requests. The toloka.yandex.com domain is still supported but it will be deprecated soon.

Gets the list of projects.

Request

GET https://toloka.dev/api/v1/projects
Authorization: OAuth <OAuth token>

GET https://sandbox.toloka.dev/api/v1/projects
Authorization: OAuth <OAuth token>

Headers

Title

Overview

Authorization

A token for account authorization. Add OAuth as a prefix.

Query parameters

Specified in the link after the question mark; separated by &.

Parameter

Overview

status

string

Status of the project:

  • ACTIVE — Active.
  • ARCHIVED — Archived.

sort

string

Parameters to sort by:

  • id — The project identifier.
  • created — The date when the project was created, in UTC using ISO 8601 format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss[.sss].
  • public_name — The project name.
  • private_comment — A comment on the project.

To learn how to configure sorting, see Sorting the list of objects.

owner

string

Requester ID.

Standard query parameters

limit, id_gt, id_gte, id_lt, id_lte, created_gt, created_gte, created_lt, created_lte.

Query example

You can set up the display of the list of projects in parts (for example, 10 projects at a time):

  1. Show the first 10 projects, starting with the project with the lowest ID.
  2. Show the remaining projects (10 at a time) in ascending order.

Show the first 10 projects

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

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

Show the remaining tasks sorted by ascending ID

GET https://toloka.dev/api/v1/projects?sort=id&limit=10&id_gt=<ID of the last project from the previous response>
Authorization: OAuth <OAuth token>

GET https://sandbox.toloka.dev/api/v1/projects?sort=id&limit=10&id_gt=<id of the last project from the previous response>
Authorization: OAuth <OAuth token>

Response

Contains a list of projects and their properties in the items array:

{"items": [{properties of project 1}, {properties of project 2}, ... {properties of project n}], "has_more": false}
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