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Drupal.org API

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Read-only REST access to Drupal.org's own content: project issues and releases, security advisories, case studies, forum and documentation nodes, user profiles, comments, files and taxonomy vocabularies from the Drupal Association's site.

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Capabilities (6)

GET /v1/data/drupal/comments1 credit

Returns the comments attached to a node, with comment id, subject, body, author, timestamps, parent thread and the node they belong to.

nidlimit?page?sort?direction?
GET /v1/data/drupal/file1 credit

Returns one file record: fid, filename, MIME type, size in bytes, public download URL, timestamp and owning user.

fid
GET /v1/data/drupal/node1 credit

Returns a single node by nid with its full body, author, timestamps, taxonomy terms, issue metadata and attached files.

nid
GET /v1/data/drupal/nodes1 credit

Returns Drupal.org nodes of one content type - project issues, project releases, security advisories, case studies, documentation pages - with title, body, author, timestamps, issue status and priority codes, and taxonomy references.

typelimit?page?sort?direction?field_issue_status?field_issue_priority?field_issue_category?
GET /v1/data/drupal/taxonomy-vocabularies1 credit

Returns the taxonomy vocabularies used on Drupal.org with their vid, human name, machine name and description - the reference list for the term ids that appear on nodes.

limit?page?
GET /v1/data/drupal/users1 credit

Returns Drupal.org user profiles: uid, name, status, created and access timestamps, organisation, industries and Drupal Association membership fields.

limit?page?sort?direction?

Licence

The Drupal.org Terms of Service split content from code: "Content, including user-generated content like comments and discussions (except for the code) on the Website is licensed under Creative Commons License, Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 except where the content is shared from a third-party source where the license is cited (e.g. Drupal Planet). It is the user's responsibility to obtain appropriate licensing and attribution for content they post to the site. Content without appropriate licensing or attribution will be removed." And: "All code on Drupal.org is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2 or later." The API returns content (issue text, comments, profiles) rather than code, so CC BY-SA 2.0 governs: commercial use and redistribution are both permitted with attribution and share-alike. The API docs also impose operational rules: "Please use Drupal.org's APIs respectfully. Use an appropriate user agent string. Make requests from a single thread. Cache results locally whenever possible. Abuse will be blocked as needed."

https://www.drupal.org/terms

Attribution

Display this wherever you show the data. It arrives on every response as provenance.attribution_text.

Content from Drupal.org, licensed CC BY-SA 2.0. Drupal is a registered trademark of Dries Buytaert. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Drupal Association.

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