API
A simple way to connect.
An API is a way for one computer program to ask another for information. Ours starts with learning topics, article details, and data release status.
What is available now?
Read-only JSON for this site's educational content, framework, and source-labeled county snapshot. No personal records or consumer purchase observations are released.
| GET endpoint | What it returns |
|---|---|
| /api/v1/status | API status and release scope |
| /api/v1/topics | 12 glossary terms and examples |
| /api/v1/catalog | Categories, articles, and file links |
| /api/v1/datasets | Available files and unreleased dataset status |
| /api/v1/framework | Core question, four lenses, and evidence labels |
| /api/v1/centers | Six subject centers and decision questions |
| /api/v1/sources | Source catalog, coverage, and limits |
| /api/v1/profiles | Released local profile catalog |
| /api/v1/profiles/bexar-county-texas | Three selected county measures with source notes |
GET /api/v1/status
{
"api_version": "1.1",
"status": "ok",
"released_local_profiles": 1,
"individual_consumer_records_released": false
}
Use the host you are visiting for requests. These read-only JSON files update when the website is republished. They contain only public educational resources. Query-based share credit does not change the data. Future releases will identify their scope and license.