Use when calling SpacetimeDB HTTP endpoints for identity, database operations, reducer calls, SQL execution, schema metadata, logs, energy endpoints, or authorization headers.
Use when calling SpacetimeDB HTTP endpoints for identity, database operations, reducer calls, SQL execution, schema metadata, logs, energy endpoints, or authorization headers.
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Use this skill for SpacetimeDB HTTP route behavior and request construction.
Core HTTP patterns
Most HTTP endpoints accept Authorization: Bearer <token>. Without it, database endpoints usually allocate or use an anonymous identity with public-table access only.
POST /v1/identity returns { "identity": string, "token": string }.
POST /v1/database/:nameoridentity/call/:reducer invokes a reducer or procedure. The request body is a JSON array of arguments.
POST /v1/database/:nameoridentity/sql runs one or more SQL statements separated by ; and returns JSON statement results with schema and rows.
GET /v1/database/:nameoridentity/schema?version=... returns RawModuleDef JSON and maps to spacetime describe.
GET /v1/database/:nameoridentity/logs requires database ownership and maps to spacetime logs.
WebSocket subscriptions use /v1/database/:nameoridentity/subscribe with the v1.bsatn.spacetimedb or v1.json.spacetimedb subprotocol; prefer SDKs unless building custom tooling.
Request cautions
Management endpoints are primarily for tooling, debugging, and administration; use SDK WebSocket clients for normal app traffic.
Anonymous HTTP reducer calls pass an anonymous identity to ReducerContext; module auth logic may reject them.
HTTP SQL sees only public rows for anonymous callers and is subject to RLS.
Route SQL syntax to [spacetimedb-sql](../spacetimedb-sql/SKILL.md) before writing non-trivial query strings.