SODA Developers

App Developers
Data Publishers
- Data Publishers
- Publisher Guide
- APIs for Publishing Data
- SODA Producer API
- Dataset Management API
- Tools & Connectors
- Connectors & ETL Templates
- Pentaho Kettle
- RSocrata
- Safe FME
- Socrata Datasync
- SDKs & Libraries
- PhpSoda
- .NET
- DataSync SDK (Java)
- ember-socrata
- go-soda
- Java
- javascript
- PHP
- PowerShell
- Python (Dataset Management API)
- Python
- R
- Ruby
- Examples
- Visualizing data using the Google Calendar Chart
- Scrubbing data with Python
- Gauge Visualizations using the Google Charts library
- Pulling data from Hadoop and Publishing to Socrata
- Using Pentaho to Read data from Salesforce and Publish to Socrata
- Using a SSIS to write to a Socrata Dataset
- Pentaho Kettle ETL Toolkit
- Using a Wufoo form to write to a Socrata Dataset
- Pushing Sensor Data to Socrata
- Using the FME Socrata Writer
- Upsert via soda-ruby
API Docs
- Overview
- API Endpoints
- Row Identifiers
- RESTful Verbs
- Application Tokens
- Authentication
- Response Codes & Headers
- System Fields
- CORS & JSONP
- Filtering & Querying
- Simple Filters
- SoQL Queries
- Paging Through Data
- SoQL Function and Keyword Listing
- Data Transform Functions
- Data Formats
- JSON
- GeoJSON
- CSV
- RDF-XML
- Datatypes
- Checkbox
- Fixed Timestamp
- Floating Timestamp
- Line
- Location
- MultiLine
- MultiPoint
- MultiPolygon
- Number
- Point
- Polygon
- Text
- URL
- Other APIs
Libraries & SDKs

Socrata was acquired by Tyler Technologies in 2018 and is now the Data and Insights division of Tyler. The platform is still powered by the same software formerly known as Socrata but you will see references to Data & Insights going forward.

: For more information see status.socrata.com.

Consumer Examples

The following walkthroughs may help you get started with the Socrata Open Data API:

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