Atoka API User Reference
v20241018.0953Public Funding Search
This API allows you to search for public funding. See the glossary for information about the source and the license of the data.
https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding
All requests must be properly authenticated.
Authentication
Parameters
-
token string required
All requests must be properly authenticated; see the Authentication section for more info
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding"
Response
By default this API endpoint returns the list of public funding matching the selected criteria.
Using these parameters, you'll be able to customize the output you'll get from your searches.
Parameters
-
fields array,
default is itemsGet just the list of public funding matched, or the search facets (or both!).
If you set this to value
none
, you'll get just themeta
object, with count of public funding matching your search criteria.Accepts multiple values, separated with
,
(comma) char: will match on any value (logicOR
).Possible values are:
items
facets
none
-
facetFields array
We want to keep our API as fast as possible, but facets are expensive to compute. To avoid slowing things down, you must explicitly state which facets you want when you request them. We want to make your life as simple as possible, though, that's why we support wildcards to be used in here; with them you will be able to have an initial look at the data, and to explicitly specify the facets you need once you start developing your application.
This field is required when requesting the search facets through the fields parameter
Accepts multiple values, separated with
,
(comma) char: will match on any value (logicOR
).Possible values are:
*
Enable all the facets of all the requested packagesbase.*
Enable all the facets of the package "base"base.goal
base.theme
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding" -d "fields=items" -d "facetFields=base.*"
Response modifications
When fields
is items
, the response will be:
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding" -d "fields=items"
Data packages
This parameter is left for future, as currently only one package is available for Public Funding. In the future you will be able to fine tune the fields you want to be returned by the API, similarly to what is done in the other Atoka APIs.
If you have special needs and want to further customize the data returned, we can adapt the output to your specific needs: just get in touch with us at sales@atoka.io.
Parameters
-
packages array
Fine tune the results to the level of detail your application actually requires.
The extraction cost per single fund will be multiplied to the number of results in your query (up to
offset
parameter value).To avoid using any package, don't pass this parameter and the results will contain just the Atoka Public Funding ID (and little more).
Accepts multiple values, separated with
,
(comma) char: will match on any value (logicOR
).Possible values are:
base
*
(use all the data packages you have an active subscription for)
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding" -d "packages=*"
Response modifications
When packages
is *
, the response will be:
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding" -d "packages=*"
Ordering & Pagination
To download long lists of results you can paginate returned items using these parameters.
You can also decide the order in which items are returned.
Parameters
-
limit integer,
default is 10This is the number of individual objects that are returned in each page.
Use a number between 0 and 50.
-
offset integer,
default is 0This offsets the start of each page by the number specified.
Use a number between 0 and 9950.
-
ordering string,
default is "startDateDesc"Selects the order in which results are returned.
Choose only one among:
startDate
startDateDesc
amount
amountDesc
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding" -d "limit=10" -d "offset=30" -d "ordering=amount"
General info
These filters act on the general information of the public funding, such as the fund amount, the starting / ending dates, and so on.
Parameters
-
ids array
Search via already known Atoka Public Funding ID.
Accepts multiple values, separated with
,
(comma) char. -
beneficiaries array base
Search via already known Atoka Company Beneficiaries ID.
Accepts multiple values, separated with
,
(comma) char. -
covidRelated boolean base
Get just the list of public fundings relative to Covid 19.
-
themes array base
Filter public fundings by their theme. Themes as provided by OpenCoesione. When missing, we might infer it via our Machine Learning model.
Accepts multiple values, separated with
,
(comma) char: will match on any value (logicOR
).Possible values are:
attractions
competitiveness
digitalAgenda
education
energy
environment
inclusion
occupation
PA
renovation
researchInnovation
transportation
unknown
*
matches for any value
-
themesExclude array base
Exclude public fundings by their theme. Themes as provided by OpenCoesione. When missing, we might infer it via our Machine Learning model.
Accepts multiple values, separated with
,
(comma) char: will match on any value (logicOR
).Possible values are:
attractions
competitiveness
digitalAgenda
education
energy
environment
inclusion
occupation
PA
renovation
researchInnovation
transportation
unknown
*
matches for any value
-
goals array base
Filter public fundings by their goal.
Accepts multiple values, separated with
,
(comma) char. -
goalsExclude array base
Exclude public fundings by their goal.
Accepts multiple values, separated with
,
(comma) char. -
fullText string base
Full-text search on several concatenated fields with optional highlight of the match
-
fullTextQuery string Private parameter base
Full-text query on several concatenated fields with optional highlight of the match
-
fullTextTag boolean,
default is falseEnable match highlighting in the fullText field
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding" -d "covidRelated=true" -d "themes=occupation" -d "themesExclude=occupation" -d "goals=formazione" -d "goalsExclude=formazione"
Debug
Use these parameters when you need to understand how your request was evaluated by the API.
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding" -d "explain=true"
Response modifications
When explain
is true
, the response will be:
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding" -d "explain=true"
extended
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding"
Response
The response of the fund
Public Funding Details
Show full details of a fund.
By default we show all information available using all the data packages you subscribed to. Use the package
parameter to fine tune the output format.
If you have special needs and want to further customize the data returned, we can adapt the output to your specific needs: just get in touch with us at sales@atoka.io.
https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding/{id}
Replace {id} with the Atoka Public funding ID you want details for (as returned by the [Public Funding Search](#publicfunding)..
All requests must be properly authenticated.
Data Packages
This parameter is left for future, as currently only one package is available for Public Funding. In the future you will be able to fine tune the fields you want to be returned by the API, similarly to what is done in the other Atoka APIs.
Remember: your subscription gives you access to different levels of detail in data returned!
Parameters
-
packages array,
default is *By using this parameter you can fine tune the results to the level of detail your application actually requires.
Accepts multiple values, separated with
,
(comma) char: will match on any value (logicOR
).Possible values are:
base
*
use all the data packages you have an active subscription for
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding/{id}" -d "packages=*"
Response modifications
When packages
is *
, the response will be:
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding/{id}" -d "packages=*"
Debug
Use these parameters when you need to understand how your request was evaluated by the API.
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding/{id}" -d "explain=true"
Response modifications
When explain
is true
, the response will be:
curl -G "https://api.atoka.io/v2/publicfunding/{id}" -d "explain=true"
Response
Through the autentication credentials (the token
) you are given, we are able to adapt the data available in API responses to your specific needs.
Moreover, depending on your subscription plan, you'll be able to retrieve different levels of details from the API calls.