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/api/v1/objects

Deep link access to a stored object or one of its files via a structured path grammar (not an opaque token). The path after /objects/ is an ordered sequence of selectors that fylr parses segment by segment and resolves directly against the object store.

Must be enabled in the base config (system.deep_link_access.enabled); when it is off every request returns 400 with code: DeepLinkAccessDisabled.

No system right is required to call the endpoint and no token is mandatory: if the request carries a valid session that user is used, otherwise the request runs as the built-in deep_link system user.

Differs from easydb 5: there is no auth query parameter. easydb 5 documents an auth parameter to select the system user (deep_link, default, or oai_pmh); fylr always uses the session user and falls back only to the deep_link system user — oai_pmh cannot be selected here.

Object-level rights are still enforced once the object is resolved — a caller lacking the object read right, or (when no mask/<name> is given) having no accessible mask, gets 403 ObjectInsufficientRights, and a missing asset-download right on a file/... selector gets 403 ObjectInsufficientAssetDownloadRight.

Exactly one object selector is required:

  • id/<system-object-id> — requires system.deep_link_access.allow_access_by_id.

  • uuid/<uuid>.

  • column/<objecttype>/<column>/<value> — requires system.deep_link_access.allow_access_by_column. A value that matches more than one object is rejected.

Differs from easydb 5: the config keys are system.deep_link_access.allow_access_by_id and ...allow_access_by_column. easydb 5 documents these as allow_access_by_ids (plural) and allow_access_by_unique_columns.

Optional selectors (each at most once):

  • mask/<mask-name> — render through a named mask.

  • a version qualifier after an id/uuid object selector: /latest or /version/<n>.

  • a file selector: file/standard/<n>, file/all/<n>, file/id/<n>, or file/column/<column>[/<nth>].

  • file_browser/preferred or file_browser/<n>.

  • file_version/name/<name> or file_version/group/<group>.

  • format/<fmt> (see below).

  • disposition/inline or disposition/attachment.

Supported format values: json (the default when no format and no file/... selector are given), xml_easydb, csv, html, xslt/<sheet-name> (the sheet must be enabled for /api/objects), and iiif (only as format/iiif/v3/manifest.json, with no file/... selector). When a file/... selector is present and no format is given, the raw file bytes are served.

Differs from easydb 5: fylr also serves html and iiif (iiif/v3/manifest.json). easydb 5 documents only json, xml_easydb, xslt, and csv.

The response Content-Type is set by the chosen format or the underlying EAS file's MIME type.

Examples:

  • GET /api/v1/objects/id/42

  • GET /api/v1/objects/uuid/nes1/format/html

  • GET /api/v1/objects/column/keywords/keyword/Gold

  • GET /api/v1/objects/id/42/latest/file/all/1

  • GET /api/v1/objects/id/42/version/1/format/xslt/style1

  • GET /api/v1/objects/id/42/mask/images__all_fields/format/iiif/v3/manifest.json

GET /objects/{path} — Resolve a deep link and serve the underlying resource.

Resolve a deep link and serve the underlying resource.

get
Authorizations
AuthorizationstringRequired

Access token in the Authorization header: Authorization: Bearer <token>.

Path parameters
pathstringRequired

The structured deep-link selector path, e.g. id/42, uuid/nes1/format/html, column/keywords/keyword/Gold, or id/42/latest/file/standard/1. This is not an opaque token; each segment is a selector resolved directly against the object store.

Query parameters
dispositionstring · enumOptional

Force the Content-Disposition. attachment forces a download; any other value (or absent) yields the default inline disposition. OR-ed with an in-path disposition/attachment selector — only the value attachment changes behavior as a query parameter.

Possible values:
Responses
200

The deep link resolved successfully. The response body is the object export (json/xml_easydb/csv/html/xslt/iiif) or, with a file/... selector, the file's raw bytes. The response carries Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate and a Content-Type matching the chosen format or the underlying EAS file's MIME type. Pass ?disposition=attachment (or an in-path disposition/attachment selector) to force a download.

*/*
string · binaryOptional
binary

HEAD /objects/{path} — Probe a deep link without downloading the resource.

Probe a deep link without downloading the resource.

head

Identical resolution to GET (the same handler serves both methods); the response carries the headers only, without the body.

Authorizations
AuthorizationstringRequired

Access token in the Authorization header: Authorization: Bearer <token>.

Path parameters
pathstringRequired

The structured deep-link selector path, e.g. id/42, uuid/nes1/format/html, column/keywords/keyword/Gold, or id/42/latest/file/standard/1. This is not an opaque token; each segment is a selector resolved directly against the object store.

Query parameters
dispositionstring · enumOptional

Force the Content-Disposition. attachment forces a download; any other value (or absent) yields the default inline disposition. OR-ed with an in-path disposition/attachment selector — only the value attachment changes behavior as a query parameter.

Possible values:
Responses
200

The deep link resolved successfully.

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