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Triggers and actions 2 triggers ยท 13 actions
Trigger
New RepositoryPolls for newly created repositories.
Trigger
New UserPolls for newly added users.
Action
Add public keyAdd an SSH public key for Git authentication. POST /api/public_keys.json with name, content (single public SSH key).
Action
Create RepositoryCreate a new repository in the Beanstalk account.
Action
Get RepositoryRetrieve a single repository by ID.
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Get UserRetrieve a single user by ID.
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List public keysList SSH public keys for users on the account. GET /api/public_keys.json (optional user_id for admins).
Action
List RepositoriesList all repositories in the Beanstalk account.
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List UsersList all users in the Beanstalk account.
Action
Get aggregate resultsGet the values of a statistical aggregate (SIDRA table) for given variables, periods, and locations.
Action
Get country indicatorsGet socioeconomic indicator values for one or more countries by indicator code.
Action
Get municipalityGet a single Brazilian municipality by its IBGE identifier.
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Get name frequencyGet the historical frequency/popularity of given first names in Brazil, optionally filtered by location or period.
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Get stateGet a single Brazilian state (UF) by its identifier or abbreviation.
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List regionsList Brazil's major geographic regions (North, Northeast, Southeast, South, Central-West).
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