triggers the export of the traffic signs data into files
GET {{baseUrl}}/trafficsigns/export?fileFormat=csv&compression=none&fileSize=50&longitudePoint1=<number>&latitudePoint1=<number>&longitudePoint2=<number>&latitudePoint2=<number>&lonelySign=<boolean>&minConfidence=<float>&permanency=<string>&type=<string>
This endpoint triggers the export of the traffic signs data limited to the area defined by the GeoJSON referenced in the header. The returned jobId can be used to get the status of the export process and once the export is completed, the list of files that can be downloaded. If there is already an export process running or is completed, no new export process is started, but the ID of the existing export process is returned.
The same filters that are available for the data retrieval endpoint can be used for this endpoint.
Request Params
| Key | Datatype | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
fileFormat | string | The format of the exported files | |
compression | string | This parameter can be set if the exported files should be compressed. The only supported value is gzip. | |
fileSize | number | The size of the file that are generated (before compression). The size is in megabytes. The default value is 50 MB if the query parameters is not provided. Allowed values are between 5 MB and 200 MB. | |
longitudePoint1 | string | The longitude coordinate (x-axis) of the first point defining a bounding box as geolocation filter. Valid values are between -180 and 180. | |
latitudePoint1 | string | The latitude coordinate (y-axis) of the first point defining a bounding box as geolocation filter. Valid values are between -90 and 90. | |
longitudePoint2 | string | The longitude coordinate (x-axis) of the second point defining a bounding box as geolocation filter. Valid values are between -180 and 180. | |
latitudePoint2 | string | The latitude coordinate (y-axis) of the second point defining a bounding box as geolocation filter. Valid values are between -90 and 90. | |
lonelySign | string | Boolean value to filter lonely signs. It is intended to be used to exclude traffic signs from the returned data that are considered lonely: The parameter is set to false to only return non-lonely traffic signs. By default, all signs are returned, regardless of whether they are lonely or not. | |
minConfidence | string | Filters the traffic signs data by the confidence value. Can be between 0 and 1. Only traffic signs data with a confidence value greater than or equal to the provided value are returned. | |
permanency | string | Filters the traffic signs data by the permanency value. The filter is case-insensitive. Only traffic signs data with the provided permanency value are returned. | |
type | string | Filters the traffic signs data by the type value. The filter is case-insensitive. Only traffic signs data with the provided type value are returned. |
HEADERS
| Key | Datatype | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
x-tracking-id | string | the request tracking ID | |
Accept | string |
RESPONSES
status: OK
{"status":"\u003cstring\u003e","jobId":"\u003cstring\u003e","validUntil":"\u003cdateTime\u003e","fileNames":["\u003cstring\u003e","\u003cstring\u003e"]}