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Triggers and actions 1 trigger ยท 7 actions
Trigger
New recordPolls for specimen records newly indexed into iDigBio matching a saved search query, sorted by modified/index date. GET /v2/search/records/ sorted on datemodified.
- Find media records
Search iDigBio media records (images/media associated with specimens) matching a query. GET/POST /v2/search/media/ using the iDigBio Query Format (mq/rq parameters).
- Find records
Search iDigBio specimen records matching a query. GET/POST /v2/search/records/ using the iDigBio Query Format (rq parameter).
- Find recordsets
Search iDigBio recordsets (collections/datasets contributed by publishers) matching a query. GET/POST /v2/search/recordsets/ using the iDigBio Query Format (rsq parameter).
- Get media record
Retrieve a single iDigBio media record by its UUID. GET /v2/view/mediarecords/{uuid}.
- Get record
Retrieve a single iDigBio specimen record by its UUID. GET /v2/view/records/{uuid}.
- Get recordset
Retrieve a single iDigBio recordset (dataset) by its UUID. GET /v2/view/recordsets/{uuid}.
Action
Predict agePredict the likely age of a person from their name. GET https://api.agify.io?name={name}&apikey={apikey}, optional country_id (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) to scope prediction to a country. Returns {name, age, count} (age is null when no prediction). Supports batch via repeated name[] params (up to 100) but this op should implement the single-name form.
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