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GET
https://api.tableflow.com/v2
/
v2
/
extractions
/
{id}
/
tables
/
{tableKey}
/
download
curl -X GET https://api.tableflow.com/v2/extractions/uT2bJNWN75YPU95r/tables/line_items/download \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  --output line_items.csv
Downloads a specific table from an extraction as a CSV file. This endpoint returns the raw CSV data.

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Usage Notes

  • This endpoint returns raw CSV data, not a JSON response
  • The CSV is formatted with a header row containing column names
  • Column names in the CSV match keys from the template table columns
  • Use the filter parameter to download only specific subsets of data:
    • filter=all - All rows (default)
    • filter=valid - Only rows that pass all validations
    • filter=invalid - Only rows that fail at least one validation
  • Large tables are downloaded in full with a limit of 500,000 rows
  • If you need paginated access to large tables, use the Get Extraction Table Rows endpoint instead

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Request

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id
string
required
The ID of the extraction.
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tableKey
string
required
The key of the table to download.
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filter
string
Filter the rows to include: - “all” - Include all rows (default) - “valid” - Include only rows that pass all validations - “invalid” - Include only rows that fail at least one validation
curl -X GET https://api.tableflow.com/v2/extractions/uT2bJNWN75YPU95r/tables/line_items/download \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  --output line_items.csv

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Response

The response is the raw CSV data with a Content-Type header of text/csv. The Content-Disposition header will include a filename based on the table key. For example, if the table key is “line_items”, the response headers might look like: 
Content-Type: text/csv
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="line_items.csv"
The CSV file will include:
  1. A header row with column names
  2. Data rows containing the table values
  3. All columns defined in the template
  4. Only the rows that match the filter criteria (if a filter is applied)
Here’s an example of how the CSV content might look: 
Description,Quantity,Unit Price,Amount
Widget A,5,10.00,50.00
Widget B,3,15.00,45.00
Widget C,2,25.00,50.00
Widget D,1,100.00,100.00
Widget E,10,5.00,50.00

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Error Responses

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error
string
Error message describing what went wrong.