RHrhythms
teams

List teams and include current owners

Changed on

Retrieves all teams. Use this to identify the correct team first; the serialized team data includes current owners. Combine this with the members endpoint when you need the full team roster.

This endpoint supports filtering and pagination through query parameters. Available ransackable attributes: uuid, display_name, parent_uuid, status, display_name, is_org, parent_uuid, depth.

Available ransackable associations and their attributes:

  • team_memberships: team_memberships_uuid, team_memberships_user_uuid
get/teams

Request

  • Base URL
    https://api.rhythms.ai
  • URL
    https://api.rhythms.ai/teams
  • Auth
    none required

Query parameters

pagenumber

Page number for pagination (default: 1)

per_pagenumber

Number of records per page (default: 20, max: 100)

limitnumber

Alias for per_page - number of records per page

limit_maxnumber

Maximum number of records per page (overrides limit if not set)

offsetnumber

Number of records to skip, for offset/limit clients such as BI connectors. An offset past the end of the collection returns an empty records array, which is the end-of-data signal. To follow data.pagy.next instead of stepping the offset yourself, send it as page while keeping the same offset.

countstring

Set to 'true' to include total count in pagy metadata (data.pagy.count). Use for count/total queries instead of paginating through all pages.

qobject

Ransack query parameters for filtering. In query strings, use bracket notation: q[name_cont]=john&q[status_eq]=active&q[s]=name+asc. Keys are attribute names with predicates: _cont (contains), _eq (equals), _in (array membership), _gteq (>=), _lteq (<=), _present (not null), _null (is null). The "s" key sorts results (e.g., q[s]=created_at+desc). Example query string: ?q[name_cont]=john&q[s]=name+asc filters names containing "john" sorted by name ascending.

Changes