Strings with position between 10 and 100 (inclusive). Exact operators You can do an exact match query on different string fields using = operator. For example, to search for all source strings exactly behaviour for the API, the headers, status codes and parameters here apply to all endpoints as well. Query Parameters 1.12. Weblate’s REST API 115 The Weblate Manual, Release 4.18.2 • format – Response format. Parameters • project (string) – Project URL slug • component (string) – Component URL slug Query Parameters • format (string) – The archive format to use; If not specified, defaults to zip; Sup-

User docs The Weblate Manual, Release 4.14.1 1.7.5 Exact operators You can do an exact match query on different string fields using = operator. For example, to search for all source strings exactly behaviour for the API, the headers, status codes and parameters here apply to all endpoints as well. Query Parameters • format – Response format (overrides Accept). Possible values depends on REST frame- format. Parameters • project (string) – Project URL slug • component (string) – Component URL slug Query Parameters • format (string) – The archive format to use; If not specified, defaults to zip; Sup-

Strings with position between 10 and 100 (inclusive). Exact operators You can do an exact match query on different string fields using = operator. For example, to search for all source strings exactly store the translations, you already have a repository within Weblate can base your integration on. Query Parameters:: Request Headers:: Response Headers:: Response JSON Object:: Weblate’s REST API The "web_url": "http://example.com/projects/hello/weblate/" } Response JSON Object:: Parameters:: Query Parameters:: Parameters:: Response JSON Object:: Parameters:: Response JSON Object:: results

Strings with position between 10 and 100 (inclusive). Exact operators You can do an exact match query on different string fields using = operator. For example, to search for all source strings exactly behaviour for the API, the headers, status codes and parameters here apply to all endpoints as well. Query Parameters 1.12. Weblate’s REST API 115 The Weblate Manual, Release 4.18 • format – Response format format. Parameters • project (string) – Project URL slug • component (string) – Component URL slug Query Parameters • format (string) – The archive format to use; If not specified, defaults to zip; Sup-

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User docs The Weblate Manual, Release 4.16.3 1.7.5 Exact operators You can do an exact match query on different string fields using = operator. For example, to search for all source strings exactly behaviour for the API, the headers, status codes and parameters here apply to all endpoints as well. Query Parameters • format – Response format (overrides Accept). Possible values depends on REST frame- format. Parameters • project (string) – Project URL slug • component (string) – Component URL slug Query Parameters • format (string) – The archive format to use; If not specified, defaults to zip; Sup-

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Searching 61 The Weblate Manual, Release 4.17 1.7.5 Exact operators You can do an exact match query on different string fields using = operator. For example, to search for all source strings exactly behaviour for the API, the headers, status codes and parameters here apply to all endpoints as well. Query Parameters • format – Response format (overrides Accept). Possible values depends on REST frame- format. Parameters • project (string) – Project URL slug • component (string) – Component URL slug Query Parameters • format (string) – The archive format to use; If not specified, defaults to zip; Sup-

changed:[2019-03-01 to 2019-04-01] Changed between two given dates. Exact operators You can do an exact match query on different string fields using = operator. For example, to search for all source strings exactly store the translations, you already have a repository within Weblate can base your integration on. Query Parameters: Request Headers: Response Headers: Weblate’s REST API New in version 2.6: The REST GET /api/components/(string: project)/(string: component)/file/ New in version 4.9. Parameters: Query Parameters: Parameters: Response JSON Object: Parameters: Response JSON Object: Parameters:

1. User docs The Weblate Manual, Release 4.15 1.7.5 Exact operators You can do an exact match query on different string fields using = operator. For example, to search for all source strings exactly behaviour for the API, the headers, status codes and parameters here apply to all endpoints as well. Query Parameters • format – Response format (overrides Accept). Possible values depends on REST frame- format. Parameters • project (string) – Project URL slug • component (string) – Component URL slug Query Parameters • format (string) – The archive format to use; If not specified, defaults to zip; Sup-