Organization
View organization information
/api/v0/organizationGet the organization
Retrieve the organization associated with your API token.
This endpoint takes no parameters.
A unique identifier for a resource. Treat it as an opaque string: don't parse it or build your own.
The display name of the organization.
The URL-safe identifier for the organization.
The ISO 8601 timestamp when the organization was created.
The response metadata for a single resource.
The links for the resource in data.
Where to call this resource in this API, for example /api/v0/feedback/8x7k2mN.
The path to this resource. It starts with a / and carries no domain, so join it to https://inputbuffer.io for a full URL.
Where a person can open this resource in InputBuffer, for example /o/yoyodyne/feedback/8x7k2mN. Use it to link a user straight to the page. web is null when the resource has no page of its own.
The path to this resource. It starts with a / and carries no domain, so join it to https://inputbuffer.io for a full URL.
The links for the objects embedded in this resource, keyed by the field each one sits at. A value is null when the embedded object has nothing to link to. {} when the resource embeds nothing.
401The API token is missing, malformed, or revoked.
The API token is missing, malformed, or revoked.
A URI identifying the error type. Stable across releases, so it is safe to switch on.
A short label for the error type.
An explanation of this specific occurrence. May change between releases, so don't parse it.
The HTTP status code, mirroring the response status.
Who most likely caused the problem. user means the person using your app sent something the API rejected, such as a bad value or too many requests; detail is safe to show them. integration means the problem is in your own setup or code, so show them something generic and log detail for yourself. Omitted on internal-error.
Which request field caused the error. Present only on missing-required-field and invalid-field-value.
403The token is valid but not permitted to perform this action.
The token is valid but not permitted to perform this action.
A URI identifying the error type. Stable across releases, so it is safe to switch on.
A short label for the error type.
An explanation of this specific occurrence. May change between releases, so don't parse it.
The HTTP status code, mirroring the response status.
Who most likely caused the problem. user means the person using your app sent something the API rejected, such as a bad value or too many requests; detail is safe to show them. integration means the problem is in your own setup or code, so show them something generic and log detail for yourself. Omitted on internal-error.
Which request field caused the error. Present only on missing-required-field and invalid-field-value.
500Something went wrong on our end.
Something went wrong on our end.
A URI identifying the error type. Stable across releases, so it is safe to switch on.
A short label for the error type.
An explanation of this specific occurrence. May change between releases, so don't parse it.
The HTTP status code, mirroring the response status.
Who most likely caused the problem. user means the person using your app sent something the API rejected, such as a bad value or too many requests; detail is safe to show them. integration means the problem is in your own setup or code, so show them something generic and log detail for yourself. Omitted on internal-error.
Which request field caused the error. Present only on missing-required-field and invalid-field-value.