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API ReferenceREST API

Getting Started

Make your first authenticated request to the Raster REST API.

The Raster REST API gives you read and write access to your libraries through plain, resource-oriented HTTP endpoints — easy to call with curl, any HTTP client, or a no-code tool. It mirrors the GraphQL API over the same data and the same API keys.

The REST API is in Alpha. Endpoints, response shapes, and behavior may change before the Beta release. Pin a version with the Api-Version header (see below) and track every change in the changelog.

The endpoint

All REST resources live under a single base URL:

https://api.raster.app/organizations

Requests must be made over HTTPS and must include both an API key and an Api-Version header. Plain HTTP, unauthenticated, and unversioned requests are rejected. See Authentication for the full header contract.

Required headers

Every REST request carries exactly two required headers:

HeaderValueNotes
AuthorizationBearer <API_KEY>API key with the right access level for the libraries you target.
Api-Version2026-05-20Date string. The current version is 2026-05-20.

Every response carries Vary: Api-Version so HTTP caches key bodies per version — your CDN or browser will never serve a body shaped for a different version of the API.

Response envelope

Every response is one of two shapes:

// Success
{ "data": <result> }

// Failure
{ "error": { "code": "ERROR_CODE", "message": "Human-readable message." } }

The shape is stable across endpoints, so a generic client can dispatch on "data" in response without parsing per-endpoint payloads. See Errors for the full code reference.

Quickstart

The fastest way to confirm your key works is to list the libraries your key can reach.

Create an API key

In your organization settings, generate a key and enable Read access for at least one library. Full instructions are in Authentication.

List your libraries

Replace <API_KEY> with your key and monogram-labs with your organization slug:

Terminal
curl --request GET \
  --header 'Authorization: Bearer <API_KEY>' \
  --header 'Api-Version: 2026-05-20' \
  --url 'https://api.raster.app/organizations/monogram-labs/libraries'

The response is {"data": [ { "id": "barcelona", "name": "Barcelona", ... } ] }.

List the assets in a library

Pick a library from the previous response and fetch its assets:

Terminal
curl --request GET \
  --header 'Authorization: Bearer <API_KEY>' \
  --header 'Api-Version: 2026-05-20' \
  --url 'https://api.raster.app/organizations/monogram-labs/libraries/barcelona/assets?page=1&pageSize=20'

Where to go next

  • Authentication — API keys, the Api-Version header, and the access-level rules every request is checked against.
  • Endpoints — every route, the parameters it takes, and a runnable curl example.
  • Errors — the error envelope, every code, and the HTTP status each one maps to.
  • Changelog — every notable change, by version.

Prefer GraphQL? The GraphQL API covers the same surface and uses the same API keys. Mix and match as needed.

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