API Access to roast data

Taking Care of the Bullet
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Is anyone aware of API access to Roastworld data?

I know we can export to csv, but I have a use case where i would like to export/integrate coffee stock levels into another system.

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Plus ONE: I’d like to see that also. Any other thoughts on this?

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This was discussed recently. No promises, but it is something we are considering.

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It looks like there are the beginnings of a public API available here: Scalar API Reference

Would be nice if we could download all the logged data points from this API (like exporting a roast profile from RoasTime)!

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if you enable feature preview on roast.world → settings you will be able to see the API features (which can download your profiles)

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On your menu you should then see:
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@jacob but is it possible to get the logged data points? It appears that the API only offers metadata about the roast at this point-- no logged data points at all.

For example:

{
  "page": 1,
  "size": 20,
  "data": [
    {
      "preheatTemperature": 310,
      "totalRoastTime": 810,
      "weightGreen": 956,
      "weightRoasted": 812,
      "serialNumber": 356581729,
      "deviceType": "r2",
      "uid": "mZ9i8rIlOwSneXJmBqwMz",
      "roastName": "259 Guatemala 956g Guatemala",
      "dateTime": 1766849131200,
      "updatedAt": 1766875384338,
      "firstCrackTime": 534,
      "firstCrackTemp": 204.05,
      "firstCrackIRTemp": 199.89,
      "beanId": "NmDIxxTsngQqFjSMNubq"
    },

But maybe there is a flag or argument I should be passing?

My request looks like this:

curl 'https://api.roast.world/api/v3/public/roast?page=1&size=20' \
  --header 'x-api-key: YOUR_SECRET_TOKEN'
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I’m not an expert in this but from what I understand, first you get the paginated list like you have. From there you use the uid (I believe) to request a single profile with full data: Get a single item by modelType and id.

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Yep, that’s it! I totally overlooked that-- it’s kind of obvious, now that you say so…

That was the data I was looking for. Thanks!