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GET /api/pads/:id

Returns detail about a particular pad. Doing a straightforward curl like so:

curl \
  -H 'Authorization: Token token="<%= api_key %>"' \
  https://app.coderpad.io/api/pads/DM32JWG2
Code language: JavaScript (javascript)

yields:

{
  status: "OK",
  id: "DM32JWG2",
  title: "Ruby Test",
  owner_email: "fbueller@gmail.com",
  language: "ruby",
  participants: [
    "vincent",
    "Guest 405"
  ],
  contents: "5.times do\n  puts 'Hello, World!'\nend\n",
  notes: "Greg was a *very* gregarious candidate, whom..."
  events: [
    {
      message: "2014-11-14T03:05:11Z: Vincent joined the pad",
      kind: "joined",
      metadata: null,
      user_name: "Vincent",
      user_email: "me@vincentwoo.com",
      created_at: "2014-11-14T03:05:11Z"
    },
    {
      message: "2014-11-14T03:06:56Z: Guest joined the pad",
      kind: "joined",
      metadata: null,
      user_name: "Guest",
      user_email: null,
      created_at: "2014-11-14T03:06:56Z"
    },
    {
      message: "2014-11-14T03:07:01Z: Guest ran python code",
      kind: "ran",
      metadata: "python",
      user_name: "Guest",
      user_email: null,
      created_at: "2014-11-14T03:07:01Z"
    },
    {
      message: "2014-11-14T03:40:52Z: Guest left the pad",
      kind: "left",
      metadata: null,
      user_name: "Guest",
      user_email: null,
      created_at: "2014-11-14T03:40:52Z"
    }
  ],
  private: false,
  execution_enabled: true,
  created_at: "2014-11-14T03:02:45Z",
  updated_at: "2014-11-14T03:06:39Z",
  ended_at:   "2014-11-14T03:06:39Z",
  url: "https://coderpad.io/DM32JWG2",
  playback: "https://app.coderpad.io/DM32JWG2/playback",
  history: "https://coderpad.firebaseio.com/DM32JWG2/history.json",
  drawing: "https://storage.googleapis.com/..."
}
Code language: PHP (php)

Fields returned:

Field	Description
id	Primary key for the object. Use this to query or modify this resource later.
title	User-assigned title of the pad.
owner_email	Email address of the owner of the pad. Will usually just be your email!
language	Chosen language for the pad. One of a set list.
participants	Array of strings of the self-reported names of the participants.
contents	Latest contents of the pad editor. Updates in real-time.
notes	Markdown-formatted notes taken by the interviewer.
events	A log of events created by users during the pad session. See below.
private	Whether the pad is viewable by guests. Private pads will essentially 404 unless you are authorized to view the pad. Defaults to `false`.
execution_enabled	Whether to allow running code in this pad. When set to false, this hides the right-hand side of the pad interface. Defaults to `true`.
created_at	When the pad was created, in UTC ISO 8601, like `2015-01-30T00:22:55.520Z`.
updated_at	Similarly, when the pad was last updated.
ended_at	The time when the interview was ended. `null` if it has not ended yet.
url	Convenience field to link human users to the editing interface for this pad.
playback	Convenience field to link human users to the playback interface for this pad.
history	A URL where you can request the entire edit history of the pad in JSON form. For advanced users only.
drawing	A URL where you can download the final state of a drawing made with Drawing Mode. These URLs are signed URLs that are valid for 5 minutes, after which you will need to make another request to our API to get a fresh signed URL.

The events field contains information about important events that transpired throughout the lifetime of the pad. It is represented as an array of objects with the following fields:

Field	Description
message	The human-readable string version of the event.
kind	Can be one of: <ul><li>`joined`: when a user browses to a pad</li><li>`left`: when a user closes the browser tab</li><li>`ran`: when a user executes code</li><li>`enabled`: when the pad owner enables code execution</li><li>`disabled`: when the pad owner disables code execution</li><li>`ended`: when the pad owner ends the interview</li>
metadata	Additional information associated with the event. In the case of a `ran` event, this will be the programming language run, for `joined` this can be `invisible` if a user joins in spectator mode.
user_name	Name of the user performing the event, will always be present.
user_email	If the user is logged in, this will be their email at the time of the event.
created_at	When the event occurred.

All values returned by show are real-time as of the moment you request them.