Web Service Method: Request Existing Project RDF Data Export Templates

18/03/2026

Description
Request a list of existing templates in a project for exporting RDF data.

URL: /PoolParty/api/projects/{project}/templates

Supported Methods
GET

application/json

Variable	Comment
`{project}`	The UUID or the URI supplement (textual identifier) of the project to be used.

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
sortKey	String	false	Property templates will be sorted by. Possible values are: `label, action, format, last_used`. Default value: `label`
sortDirection	String	false	Sort direction. ASC Or DESC. Default value: DESC
limit	int	false	Number of templates to query. Default value: 10
offset	int	false	Offset of templates. Default value: 0

Content Type

application/json

Attribute	Type	Required	Comment
action	String	false	Action of template
available	boolean	false	Flag indicating if template is available to use or not. For example in case of remote store action, if remote store is not online or configured correctly template will not be available
compress	boolean	false	Flag indicating if export is compressed or not
createdDate	String	false	Created date of template
format	String	false	Format of template
graph	String	false	IRI of remote store graph
label	String	false	Label of template
lastUsed	String	false	Last used date of template
modules	Array of String	false	Selected modules of template
prettyPrint	boolean	false	Flag indicating if export pretty prints the data or not
properties	Array of String	false	Excluded properties of template
uri	String	false	IRI of template
user	String	false	IRI of user that created the template

Note

You can use templates in the result list with this call: Web Service Method: Export Project Data Based on Template

{
  "prettyPrint" : true,
  "compress" : false,
  "available" : false,
  "format" : "some format",
  "label" : "some label",
  "uri" : "https://semantic-web.com/api/uri#20957",
  "graph" : "some graph",
  "modules" : [ "some modules" ],
  "lastUsed" : "some lastUsed",
  "createdDate" : "some createdDate",
  "action" : "some action",
  "user" : "some user",
  "properties" : [ "https://semantic-web.com/api/properties#9670" ]
}

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