3. Follow 302 Redirect to Manifest File

To get the manifest file your application makes a request using the location path value from the previous step, either by following the HTTP redirect automatically or by using the path value in the body to make the request.

Request

Path

GET {MANIFEST_URL}

Path tokens

Response

The response will be a manifest file containing information about what data is available. The following example demonstrates the structure of a manifest file. Your response will have the same format, but may have fewer values depending on your configuration.

{  
 "productsummaries":[  
   {  
     "path":"/contents/full/2018-06-20/v1/productsummary/part-r-00000.gz",  
     "recordCount":2089  
   },  
  …  
 ],  
 "highlightedreviews":[  
   {  
     "path":"/contents/full/2018-06-20/v1/highlightedreview/part-r-00000.gz",  
     "recordCount":35687  
   },  
  …  
 ],  
 "reviewfeatures":[  
   {  
     "path":"/contents/full/2018-06-20/v1/reviewfeature/part-r-00000.gz",  
     "recordCount":4567  
   },  
  …  
 ],  
 "reviewopinions":[  
   {  
     "path":"/contents/full/2018-06-20/v1/reviewopinion/part-r-00000.gz",  
     "recordCount":7331  
   },  
  …  
 ]  
}

In the example above, … indicates that there may be additional data.

The path values will be used in the next step to request your content.