API Documentation
We've used our own API to build this entire site, embedded maps on other sites, create an iPhone application, and offer a mobile version.
What could you do with our data, how could you improve upon your services, or target our data for your users?
Getting Started
The API allows you to query the information stored in our databases, and serve it up in the data format of your choice. You can then use it on your own site, for data analysis, custom spreadsheets, Google Earth, custom mapping applications, or your personal RSS home page.
There are 3 levels of usage. Calls are limited by website domain and IP address:
- No API Key - Read our documentation on this page and start making calls to our data. 10 calls per day max. This would be for personal use or testing.
- Free API Key - Sign up for an API key for use on your site. 100 calls per day max. Use this if you want to put our data on your own website or create a new service based on our data.
- Paid API Key - Contact us for pricing for heavy usage. Unlimited calls per day. Cost is based on actual usage. Professional developers or companies with lots of traffic for their site or application will need to pay reasonble fees to cover the costs of their data usage.
Apigee Support
To get started quickly and start browsing our API calls, browse to our Apigee.com API explorer page.
Mashape Support
To get started quickly with our API, use our Mashape.com API page.
Basic Structure
All calls to the API are made through HTTP web requests. The requests take a number of standard query string parameters and return data to you in a format you specify.
For example, to get information about particular map, you would create a call like this:
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/mapinfo.php?id=e8306bb4ec177d952025e7dbbba585f7c74f8091&format=xml
which would return this xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<item
Name="Crime Reports"
Description="Crime in metro Louisville, KY since Jan 2003"
StartCity="Louisville"
StartState="KY"
StateName="Kentucky"
Coverage="Louisville, Kentucky"
MapperID="1"
MapperName="schnuerle"
UpdateFrequency="Monthly"
UpdatedDate="2009-02-14 04:44:22"
CreatedDate="11 Mar 2008"
DateFilter="1"
StartDate="2003-01-01"
EndDate="2009-06-01"
ViewCount="264"
RatingTotal=""
RatingCount=""
UpdatedDays="30"
DetailLink=""
Linkpath="crime-reports/crime-in-metro-louisville-ky-since-jan-2003.htm"
MarkerType="1"
MinLat="36.458576"
MinLon="-89.292831"
MaxLat="39.321075"
MaxLon="-82.100578">
</item>
The parameter 'id' is the unique ID of the map, and the parameter 'format' is the return data format (in this case, XML).
An API Key is not required, but would increase your number of requests per day.
Output Formats
Depending on the API call, you can specify your output format in one of the following. All marker data is output using the OMG Standard fields.
- JSON
- CSV
- XML
- HTML
- RSS
- GeoRSS
- KML
- Popup (for use in your map popups)
Available Requests
Currently there are 5 very powerful API calls that allow you access to all the map data in the site in a variety of standard formats.
Available API requests:
- Dataset List - datasetlist.php - List of all datasets (maps) available at a particular location, with details.
- Map Details - mapinfo.php - Details about a particular map.
- Map Categories - mapcategories.php - The categories of data available for a map.
- Marker List - markers.php - List of markers on a map closest to a particular point.
- Marker Info - markerinfo.php - Details about a particular marker in a dataset.
Dataset List
List of all datasets (maps) available at a particular bounding box location. This is your starting point for getting Dataset IDs which are used in the other calls.
The basic concept is to pass in a rectangle of latitude and longitude coordinates, and get a list of all the datasets in the system that have any points within this bounding box. For example, the bounding box could represent a user's current view port on a map.
Path to API call:
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/datasetlist.php
Example (Min Parameters):
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/datasetlist.php
Example (Max Parameters):
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/datasetlist.php?minlat=30&maxlat=40&minlon=-90&maxlon=-70&format=csv&sort=updated&start=1&num=5&search=crime&category=1&details=0
Result Formats, Example Links:
HTML ·
XML ·
CSV ·
JSON ·
RSS ·
GeoRSS
Input Parameters:
| Parameter |
Name |
Type |
Required? |
Description |
| minlat |
Minimum Latitude |
float |
Good Idea |
The southernmost line in the bounding box of your search. This assumes a request in the north and western hemispheres, ie, the United States. |
| maxlat |
Maximum Latitude |
float |
Good Idea |
The northernmost line in the bounding box of your search. |
| minlon |
Minimum Longitude |
float |
Good Idea |
The westernmost line in the bounding box of your search. |
| maxlon |
Maximum Longitude |
float |
Good Idea |
The easternmost line in the bounding box of your search. |
| format |
Result Format |
enum: html, mobile, csv, json, rss |
Good Idea |
The format of the results. Default is html. |
| sort |
Sorting |
enum: name, updated, rating, views, type, location |
Good Idea |
How your results will be sorted, in ascending order. Default is 'location'. |
| start |
Start Record |
integer |
Optional |
The first record in your result set. This is useful when you create pagination. Default is 0. |
| num |
Number of Records |
integer |
Optional |
The maximum number of results to return. Default is 30. |
| search |
Search Term |
string |
Optional |
Will search the datasets' Name and Description for a match. |
| category |
Category ID |
integer |
Optional |
The category of datasets you'd like to see. You can pick one of the following: 1=Resturant, 2=Crime, 3=Sex Offender, 4=Real Estate, 5=Historic, 6=Traffic, 7=News, 8=Events, 9=Miscellaneous, 10=Politics, 11=Environment. Leave empty for all categories. |
| details |
Show Details |
boolean |
Optional |
If set to 1, the query will provide all available details about each dataset (see the Details column in the results below). This is slightly slower due to query speed and the amount of data returned. If set to 0, it will be just some minimal details, useful for quick queries. Default is 0. |
Output Results:
| Result |
Name |
Type |
Details |
Required? |
Description |
| ID |
Dataset ID |
string |
Minimal |
Required |
Unique Hash ID of the dataset. This will identify the dataset in all relevant API calls and permalinks. |
| Name |
Name |
string |
Minimal |
Required |
Name of the dataset. |
| Description |
Description |
string |
Minimal |
Optional |
Description of the dataset. |
| Coverage |
Coverage Area |
string |
Minimal |
Optional |
Area the dataset covers. It will be national, state, or city and state. If empty, the dataset has global coverage. |
| MarkerType |
Marker Type |
enum: 1, 2 |
Minimal |
Required |
Type of icons/markers used for the dataset. The type represents the size of the icon. 1 = 13x20 pixels. 2 = 13x13 pixels. Used for supplying exact icon size for some type of map applications. |
| TypeName |
Country Coverage |
string |
Minimal |
Optional |
Nation the dataset covers. If empty, the dataset has global coverage. |
| UpdatedDate |
Last Updated |
date time |
Minimal |
Required |
The date the dataset was last updated by the owner. |
| DaysUpdate |
Days Since Update |
integer |
Minimal |
Required |
The number of days since the dataset was last updated. |
| ViewCount |
View Count |
integer |
Minimal |
Required |
The total number of times the map's data has been viewed in any format (site, API, mobile, etc). |
| RatingScore |
Rating Score |
float |
Minimal |
Required |
The current rating of this map, from 0.0 to 5.0. This value is only updated occasionally (a few times a day) so there may be a difference between the returned result and the rating on the site. |
| StartCity |
Start City |
string |
Full |
Optional |
City the dataset starts in. If empty, the dataset has state, national, or global coverage, or it's not specified. |
| StartState |
Start State |
string |
Full |
Optional |
State the dataset starts in. If empty, the dataset has national, or global coverage, or it's not specified. |
| StateName |
Coverage State |
string |
Full |
Optional |
The full name of the state that the dataset covers, if applicable. |
| MapperID |
Mapper ID |
integer |
Full |
Required |
The unique ID of the Mapper who loaded and maintains this data. Used for linking to the mapper's profile. |
| MapperName |
Mapper Username |
string |
Full |
Required |
The unique username of the Mapper who loaded and maintains this data. Used for linking to the mapper's profile. |
| UpdateFrequency |
Update Frequency |
enum: Daily, Weekly, Bi-Weekly, Monthly, Bi-Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annually, Annually |
Full |
Optional |
Shows how often the dataset is expected to be updated by the user. |
| DateCreated |
Create Date |
date |
Full |
Required |
The date that the dataset was first made public. |
| DateFilter |
Date Filter |
boolean |
Full |
Required |
Is there a date parameter part of the dataset: 1 = yes, 2 = no. If yes, the startdate and enddate will be provided. The date applies to each individual marker in the dataset. |
| StartDate |
Start Date |
date |
Full |
Optional |
The start date of the data in the dataset, if applicable. Format yyyy-mm-dd. |
| EndDate |
End Date |
date |
Full |
Optional |
The end date of the data in the dataset, if applicable. Format yyyy-mm-dd. |
| Detaillink |
Detail Link |
string |
Full |
Optional |
If it exists, this will be an http link to an external site. It will include the text '[ExternalID]' which should be replaced with an individual marker's ExternalID field. If it is empty, then the data does not link to an external data page. |
| Linkpath |
Permalink Path |
string |
Full |
Required |
Final part of the permalink path to the dataset on Your Mapper. The first part will depend on whether you'd like to link to the full or mobile site. The full site link would be 'http://www.yourmapper.com/map/' + id + '/' + linkpath where 'linkpath' is this field, and 'id' is the datasetid. Mobile link coming soon. You can also append query string parameters to the link. |
| MinLat |
Minimum Latitude |
float |
Full |
Required |
The southernmost line in the bounding box of all the points in this dataset. This assumes a request in the north and western hemispheres, ie, the United States. |
| MinLon |
Minimum Longitude |
float |
Full |
Required |
The westernmost line in the bounding box of all the points in this dataset. |
| MaxLat |
Maximum Latitude |
float |
Full |
Required |
The northernmost line in the bounding box of all the points in this dataset. |
| MaxLon |
Maximum Longitude |
float |
Full |
Required |
The easternmost line in the bounding box of all the points in this dataset. |
Map Details
Details about a particular map. After you know the unique ID of a map (dataset), you can get more detailed information about it.
Path to API call:
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/mapinfo.php
Example (Min Parameters):
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/mapinfo.php?id=e8306bb4ec177d952025e7dbbba585f7c74f8091
Example (Max Parameters):
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/mapinfo.php?id=e8306bb4ec177d952025e7dbbba585f7c74f8091&format=xml
Result Formats, Example Links:
HTML ·
XML ·
CSV ·
JSON
Input Parameters:
| Parameter |
Name |
Type |
Required? |
Description |
| id |
Dataset ID |
string |
Required |
Unique ID of the dataset. You can get this from the Dataset List API call. |
| format |
Data Format |
enum: html, xml, csv, json |
Optional |
Output format of the results. Default is html. |
Output Results:
| Result |
Name |
Type |
Required? |
Description |
| name |
Dataset Name |
string |
Required |
Name of the Datasets, short and sweet. |
| description |
Dataset Description |
string |
Optional |
Longer description of the dataset, a sentence or two. |
| startcity |
City Starting Point |
string |
Optional |
Starting city that lies at the center of the map, if applicable. |
| startstate |
State Starting Point |
string |
Optional |
Starting state that lies at the center of the map, if applicable. |
| statename |
Coverage State |
string |
Optional |
Shows a state name if the dataset has coverage in just one state. Not too useful. If empty it means national coverage. See the coverage field for better info. |
| coverage |
Coverage Area |
string |
Required |
An english string that shows the coverage area. Can be 'City, State,' 'State,' or 'National.' |
| mapperid |
Mapper ID |
integer |
Required |
The unique ID of the Mapper who loaded and maintains this data. Used for linking to the mapper's profile. |
| mappername |
Mapper Username |
string |
Required |
The unique username of the Mapper who loaded and maintains this data. Used for linking to the mapper's profile. |
| updatefrequency |
Update Frequency |
enum: Daily, Weekly, Bi-Weekly, Monthly, Bi-Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annually, Annually |
Optional |
Shows how often the dataset is expected to be updated by the user. |
| updateddate |
Updated Date |
date time |
Required |
The date and time that the data was last updated. |
| createddate |
Create Date |
date |
Required |
The date that the dataset was first made public. |
| datefilter |
Date Filter |
boolean |
Required |
Is there a date parameter part of the dataset: 1 = yes, 2 = no. If yes, the startdate and enddate will be provided. The date applies to each individual marker in the dataset. |
| startdate |
Start Date |
date |
Optional |
The start date of the data in the dataset, if applicable. Format yyyy-mm-dd. |
| enddate |
End Date |
date |
Optional |
The end date of the data in the dataset, if applicable. Format yyyy-mm-dd. |
| viewcount |
View Count |
integer |
Required |
The total number of times the map's data has been viewed in any format (site, API, mobile, etc). |
| ratingtotal |
Rating Total |
float |
Optional |
The current rating of the dataset, from 0 to 5. |
| ratingcount |
Rating Count |
integer |
Optional |
The number of individual users who have rated the dataset. |
| updateddays |
Days Since Update |
integer |
Required |
The number of days since the last data update. |
| detaillink |
Detail Link |
string |
Optional |
If it exists, this will be an http link to an external site. It will include the text '[ExternalID]' which should be replaced with an individual marker's ExternalID field. If it is empty, then the data does not link to an external data page. |
| linkpath |
Permalink Path |
string |
Required |
Final part of the permalink path to the dataset on Your Mapper. The first part will depend on whether you'd like to link to the full or mobile site. The full site link would be 'http://www.yourmapper.com/map/' + id + '/' + linkpath where 'linkpath' is this field, and 'id' is the datasetid. Mobile link coming soon. You can also append query string parameters to the link. |
| markertype |
Marker Type |
enum: 1, 2 |
Required |
Type of icons/markers used for the dataset. The type represents the size of the icon. 1 = 13x20 pixels. 2 = 13x13 pixels. Used for supplying exact icon size for some type of map applications. |
| minlat |
Minimum Latitude |
float |
Required |
The southernmost line in the bounding box of all the points in this dataset. This assumes a request in the north and western hemispheres, ie, the United States. |
| minlon |
Minimum Longitude |
float |
Required |
The westernmost line in the bounding box of all the points in this dataset. |
| maxlat |
Maximum Latitude |
float |
Required |
The northernmost line in the bounding box of all the points in this dataset. |
| maxlon |
Maximum Longitude |
float |
Required |
The easternmost line in the bounding box of all the points in this dataset. |
Map Categories
The categories of data available for a map.
Path to API call:
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/mapcategories.php
Example (Min Parameters):
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/mapcategories.php?id=e8306bb4ec177d952025e7dbbba585f7c74f8091
Example (Max Parameters):
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/mapcategories.php?id=e8306bb4ec177d952025e7dbbba585f7c74f8091&format=xml
Result Formats, Example Links:
HTML ·
XML ·
CSV ·
JSON
Input Parameters:
| Parameter |
Name |
Type |
Required? |
Description |
| id |
Dataset ID |
string |
Required |
Unique ID of the dataset. You can get this from the Dataset List API call. |
| format |
Data Format |
enum: html, xml, csv, json |
Optional |
Output format of the results. Default is html. |
Output Results:
| Result |
Name |
Type |
Required? |
Description |
| icon |
Icon Path |
string |
Required |
The path to the image icon. It will be in the format /marker/imagename.png, so you'll need to append the domain to it like this: http://www.yourmapper.com/marker/imagename.png. |
| name |
Category Name |
string |
Required |
The textual name of the category. |
| id |
Category ID |
integer |
Required |
The ID of the category that the map data uses. This ID is returned in the Marker List API call. |
Marker List
List of markers on a map closest to a particular point.
Path to API call:
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/markers.php
Example (Min Parameters):
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/markers.php?id=3526d29b0d20ea9860f65324d248829cebf7374e&lat=38.23925875585244&lon=-85.72271347045898
Example (Max Parameters):
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/markers.php?id=3526d29b0d20ea9860f65324d248829cebf7374e&lat=38.23925875585244&lon=-85.72271347045898&c=2,3,&search=c&start=2008-01-01&end=2008-08-01&num=25&f=xml
Note About the Center Marker: this is one special marker that is returned as the first item in the result set. It is located at the center of your request and contains information about the map itself. It has the ID 0.
Result Formats, Example Links:
KML ·
XML (XOMGL) ·
CSV ·
JSON ·
GeoRSS ·
RSS 2
KML Format: Note that the KML data format does not return all individual outputs listed below. The format outpus most of the data in one field, the HTML formatted 'description' field, perfect for map popups.
Input Parameters:
| Parameter |
Name |
Type |
Required? |
Description |
| id |
Dataset ID |
string |
Required |
Unique ID of the dataset. You can get this from the Dataset List API call. |
| lat |
Latitude |
float |
Required |
Latitude coordinate for the middle of your search. |
| lon |
Longitude |
float |
Required |
Longitude coordinate for the middle of your search. |
| f |
Format |
enum: kml, xml, csv, rss, geo |
Optional |
The format of the results. XML is more specifically in the XOMGL format. RSS is RSS 2.0, so it has geographic coordinates. GEO is GeoRSS. KML is the default if none is provided. |
| c |
Categories |
integer list |
Optional |
Comma separated list of category IDs to limit your results. |
| search |
Search Keywords |
string |
Optional |
Keyword(s) to filter your results. The location Name and Description fields are searched for an exact string match. |
| start |
Start Date |
date |
Optional |
The start date range for your results. This is only used if the dataset supports dates. The format must be yyyy-mm-dd. |
| end |
End Date |
date |
Optional |
The end date range for your results. This is only used if the dataset supports dates. The format must be yyyy-mm-dd. |
| num |
Number |
integer |
Optional |
The number of results to return, from 1 to 100. The default is 25. |
Output Results:
| Result |
Name |
Type |
Required? |
Description |
| ID |
Marker ID |
string |
Required |
The unique identifier of the marker/location as provided in the dataset source. |
| Name |
Name |
string |
Required |
Short description of the location. |
| Description |
Description |
html |
Required |
More detailed, HTML formatted description of the location. It is formatted to fit in a map marker popup window but can be displayed on a web page. Can contain links, markup, and even images. |
| Category |
Category |
integer |
Required |
The category ID of the location. The ID is from the list of categories for this dataset. |
| Location |
Location |
string |
Optional |
A textual description of the location, or the location search string to be used in place of Address, City, and State. |
| Address |
Street Address |
string |
Required |
The street address of the location. This could be a number and a street, a street only, an intersection, or a landmark. |
| Address2 |
Address Line 2 |
string |
Optional |
The second part of an address, like unit number or more details about the location. |
| City |
City |
string |
Required |
The city of the location. |
| State |
State |
string |
Required |
The state of the location. |
| Zip |
Zip Code |
string |
Optional |
The zip/postal code of the location. |
| Date |
Marker Date |
date |
Optional |
If the dataset has dates, this is the date of the event at this location. |
| Latitude |
Latitude |
float |
Required |
The exact latitude of the location. |
| Longitude |
Longitude |
float |
Required |
The exact longitude of the location. |
| URL |
Extra URL |
url |
Optional |
An optional full http link to an different external page associated with this marker or dataset. This will not be on the Your Mapper site. Note this is different than the DetailLink and Permalink. |
| ImagePath |
HTTP Image Path |
url |
Optional |
An optional full http link to an image associated with this marker. It can be any size, but it will be shrunk to fit into the map popups. |
| DetailLink |
HTTP External Detail Link |
url |
Optional |
An optional full http link to an external page associated with this specific marker. This will not be on the Your Mapper site. Note this is different than the Permalink and URL fields. |
| Permalink |
Permalink |
url |
Required |
Full http permalink path to the page on the Your Mapper site that is dedicated to this location. |
| Distance |
Distance |
float |
Required |
The distance in miles, as the bird flies, from the center point of your search to this marker location. |
Marker Info
Details about a particular marker in a dataset.
Path to API call:
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/markerinfo.php
Example (Min Parameters):
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/markerinfo.php?set=111&id=29933
Example (Max Parameters):
http://www.yourmapper.com/api/markerinfo.php?set=111&id=29933&format=html
Result Formats, Example Links:
HTML ·
XML ·
CSV ·
JSON ·
Popup
Input Parameters:
| Parameter |
Name |
Type |
Required? |
Description |
| id |
Marker ID |
string |
Required |
Unique id of the marker. It is the ExternalID result from the Marker List API call. |
| set |
Dataset ID |
integer |
Required |
Unique ID of the dataset. You can get this from the Dataset List API call. |
| format |
Data Format |
enum: html, xml, csv, json |
Optional |
Output format of the results. Default is html. |
Output Results:
| Result |
Name |
Type |
Required? |
Description |
| ExternalID |
Marker External ID |
string |
Required |
The unique identifier for a marker in a dataset. It is the string that the dataset owner uses to identify the specific marker. It could be any combination of numbers, letters and dashes. |
| Name |
Marker Name |
string |
Required |
Descriptive name of the location. |
| Description |
Marker Description |
html |
Optional |
Any combination of text and html that describes the locations. The end result will only be large enough to fit into a map marker popup window. |
| Date |
Marker Date |
date |
Optional |
If the dataset has dates, this is the date of the event at this location. |
| ImagePath |
HTTP Image Path |
url |
Optional |
An optional full http link to an image associated with this marker. It can be any size, but it will be shrunk to fit into the map popups. |
| DetailLink |
HTTP External Detail Link |
url |
Optional |
An optional full http link to an external page associated with this marker. This will not be on the Your Mapper site. Note this is different than the Permalink field. |
| LastUpdated |
Last Updated |
date time |
Required |
The date and time this location was last updated. |
| Address |
Street Address |
string |
Required |
The street address of the location. This could be a number and a street, a street only, an intersection, or a landmark. |
| Address2 |
Address Line 2 |
string |
Optional |
The second part of an address, like unit number or more details about the location. |
| City |
City |
string |
Required |
The city of the location. |
| State |
State |
string |
Required |
The state of the location. |
| Zip |
Zip Code |
string |
Optional |
The zip/postal code of the location. |
| Latitude |
Latitude |
float |
Required |
The exact latitude of the location. |
| Longitude |
Longitude |
float |
Required |
The exact longitude of the location. |
| Category |
Category Name |
string |
Required |
The map category of this location. |
| CatID |
Category ID |
integer |
Required |
The unique category ID of this location. |
| CatImage |
Category Image Name |
string |
Required |
The file name of the category image. Use it in image path in place of 'imagename' as seen in this link: http://www.yourmapper.com/marker/imagename.png |
| CatColor |
Category Color |
hex |
Required |
The 6-digit hex value for the color assocaited with this category. |
| Details |
Extra Details |
html |
Optional |
Any sort of extra information about this location. Can include basic HTML tags and formatting. |
| Permalink |
Permalink |
url |
Required |
Full http permalink path to the page on the Your Mapper site that is dedicated to this location. |
Error Codes
If you specify invalid parameters, exceed your daily free API usages, or leave out required parameters, you may get one of the following error messages. All messages come back in the data format you requested.
Code Types
Format: 3 Digit Error Code, Error Name, Optional Details
3 Digit Codes:
None - everything is fine
100 - General
200 - Formatting
300 - Timed Out
400 - No Data
500 - Protected
600 - Over Limit
700 - Not Allowed
800 - Database Issue
900 - Deleted
Format: CSV
500,Protected,Dataset is Protected
Format: JSON
{ "Error"
{ "Code": "500",
"Name": "Protected",
"Message": "Dataset is Protected"
}
}
Format: XML
‹xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?›
‹error Code="500" Name="Protected" Message="Dataset is Protected" /›
Format: RSS
‹?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?›
‹rss version="2.0"›
‹channel›
‹title›500‹/title›
‹description›Error: Protected - Dataset is Protected‹/description›
‹/channel›
‹/rss›
Format: GEO
‹?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?›
‹feed›
‹title›500‹/title›
‹subtitle›Error: Protected - Dataset is Protected‹/subtitle›
‹/feed›
Format: KML
‹?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?›
‹kml›
‹Document›
‹name›500‹/name›
‹description›Error: Protected - Dataset is Protected‹/description›
‹/Document›
‹/kml›
Format: HTML
Error: 500. Protected - Dataset is Protected.
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