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You can easily change the output format in every data request using the URL parameter dformat and the Content-Type:.

NDJSON

Request cURL request example:

https://ecoplots-test.tern.org.au/api/v1.0/datasets?dformat=ndjson

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Response content-type: application/x-ndjsonjson

CSV

Request example:

https://ecoplots-test.tern.org.au/api/v1.0/datasets?dformat=csv

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Response content-type: text/csv

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Should you need or wish to export the request response output into a standalone file, append the following commands

• CSV output to a file append | tee -a output.csv to request

• NDJSON output to a file append | tee -a output.json to request

• if user requires output to be JSON, use | jq -s | tee -a output.json

• ensure that ?dformat= matches the output file extension

• check what directory output is going to by using ls