# Data Import/Export Management eKuiper REST api allows to import or export data. ## Data Format The file format for importing and exporting data is JSON, which can contain : `streams`, `tables`, `rules`, `plugin`, `source yaml` and so on. Each type holds the the key-value pair of the name and the creation statement. In the following example file, we define stream 、rules、table、plugin、source config、sink config ```json { "streams": { "demo": "CREATE STREAM demo () WITH (DATASOURCE=\"users\", FORMAT=\"JSON\")" }, "tables": { "T110":"\n CREATE TABLE T110\n (\n S1 string\n )\n WITH (DATASOURCE=\"test.json\", FORMAT=\"json\", TYPE=\"file\", KIND=\"scan\", );\n " }, "rules": { "rule1": "{\"id\": \"rule1\",\"sql\": \"SELECT * FROM demo\",\"actions\": [{\"log\": {}}]}", "rule2": "{\"id\": \"rule2\",\"sql\": \"SELECT * FROM demo\",\"actions\": [{ \"log\": {}}]}" }, "nativePlugins":{ "functions_image":"{\"name\":\"image\",\"file\":\"https://packages.emqx.net/kuiper-plugins/1.8.1/debian/functions/image_amd64.zip\",\"shellParas\":[]}", "sources_video":"{\"name\":\"video\",\"file\":\"https://packages.emqx.net/kuiper-plugins/1.8.1/debian/sources/video_amd64.zip\",\"shellParas\":[]}" }, "portablePlugins":{ }, "sourceConfig":{ "mqtt":"{\"td\":{\"insecureSkipVerify\":false,\"password\":\"public\",\"protocolVersion\":\"3.1.1\",\"qos\":1,\"server\":\"tcp://broker.emqx.io:1883\",\"username\":\"admin\"},\"test\":{\"insecureSkipVerify\":false,\"password\":\"public\",\"protocolVersion\":\"3.1.1\",\"qos\":1,\"server\":\"tcp://127.0.0.1:1883\",\"username\":\"admin\"}}" }, "sinkConfig":{ "edgex":"{\"test\":{\"bufferLength\":1024,\"contentType\":\"application/json\",\"enableCache\":false,\"format\":\"json\",\"messageType\":\"event\",\"omitIfEmpty\":false,\"port\":6379,\"protocol\":\"redis\",\"sendSingle\":true,\"server\":\"localhost\",\"topic\":\"application\",\"type\":\"redis\"}}" }, "connectionConfig":{ }, "Service":{ }, "Schema":{ }, "uploads":{ } } ``` ## Import Data The API resets all existing data and then imports the new data into the system by default. But user can specify ``partial=1`` parameter in HTTP URL to keep the existing data and apply the new data. The API supports specifying data by means of text content or file URIs. Example 1: Import by text content ```shell POST http://{{host}}/data/import Content-Type: application/json { "content": "{json of the ruleset}" } ``` Example 2: Import by file URI ```shell POST http://{{host}}/data/import Content-Type: application/json { "file": "file:///tmp/a.json" } ``` Example 3: Import data via file URI and exit (for plug-ins and static schema updates, users need to ensure that eKuiper can be restarted after exiting) ```shell POST http://{{host}}/data/import?stop=1 Content-Type: application/json { "file": "file:///tmp/a.json" } ``` Example 4: Keep the old data and import new data (overwrite the tables/streams/rules/source config/sink config. install plugins/schema if not exist, else ignore them) ```shell POST http://{{host}}/data/import?partial=1 Content-Type: application/json { "file": "file:///tmp/a.json" } ``` ## Import data status This API returns data import errors. If all returns are empty, it means that the import is completely successful. ```shell GET http://{{host}}/data/import/status ``` Example 1: The data import is completely successful ```shell GET http://{{host}}/data/import/status Content-Type: application/json { "streams":{}, "tables":{}, "rules":{}, "nativePlugins":{}, "portablePlugins":{}, "sourceConfig":{}, "sinkConfig":{}, "connectionConfig":{}, "Service":{}, "Schema":{}, "uploads":{} } ``` Example 2: Failed to import plugin ```shell GET http://{{host}}/data/import/status Content-Type: application/json { "streams":{}, "tables":{}, "rules":{}, "nativePlugins":{ "sinks_tdengine":"fail to download file file:///root/ekuiper-jran/_plugins/ubuntu/sinks/tdengine_amd64.zip: stat /root/ekuiper-jran/_plugins/ubuntu/sinks/tdengine_amd64.zip: no such file or directory", "sources_random":"fail to download file file:///root/ekuiper-jran/_plugins/ubuntu/sources/random_amd64.zip: stat /root/ekuiper-jran/_plugins/ubuntu/sources/random_amd64.zip: no such file or directory"}, "portablePlugins":{}, "sourceConfig":{}, "sinkConfig":{}, "connectionConfig":{}, "Service":{}, "Schema":{}, "uploads":{} } ``` ## Data Export The export API returns a file to download. Example 1: export all data ```shell GET http://{{host}}/data/export ``` Example 2: export specific rules related data ```shell POST -d '["rule1","rule2"]' http://{{host}}/data/export ```