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API REFERENCEv2

MySQL query result to TOML API

Prepare a TOML-style key-value draft from a copied MySQL CLI query result with the TableConvert conversion API. Remove CLI borders and status lines, then decide how each query-result row should become a configuration record.

REST APIv2 · Direct outputMySQL query result → TOML key-value draft1 credits per successful conversion

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Verified sample
POSThttps://api.tableconvert.com/v2/convert/mysql-to-toml

TOML key-value draft response

name = "frontend"
mode = "production"
retries = "3"

name = "worker"
mode = "development"
retries = "1"

Local previews use no credits and process the first imported table or worksheet.

A successful live request uses 1 credits.

Your key is sent only to the conversion API and is never saved by this page.

Things to check before integrating

Before you integrate

Remove terminal prompts, row counts and wrapped lines; keep the printed column header.

Before you integrate

Multiple rows repeat top-level keys and are not valid TOML as a whole; restructure into tables or arrays of tables and validate escaping.

Code examples

These examples send the sample as multipart/form-data and save the returned bytes unchanged. Set TABLECONVERT_API_KEY in your environment.

MySQL query result to TOML API · cURL

curl --fail-with-body --max-time 40 \
  'https://api.tableconvert.com/v2/convert/mysql-to-toml' \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $TABLECONVERT_API_KEY" \
  --form-string 'data=+----------+-------------+---------+
| name     | mode        | retries |
+----------+-------------+---------+
| frontend | production  | 3       |
| worker   | development | 1       |
+----------+-------------+---------+
' \
  --output 'mysql-to-toml.toml'

Requires cURL. Download the sample input first when this example uploads a file.

Authentication

Send Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY. Let the HTTP client set the multipart boundary; do not set Content-Type manually.

Keep production API keys in server-side environment variables.

Request parameters

This source means copied MySQL terminal table output, not a live database connection. Border lines are removed and visible cell text is parsed.

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
datastring—Inline MySQL table content. Choose one of data, file or url.
filebinary—Upload a txt file using multipart/form-data.
urlstring—A supported publicly accessible HTTP or HTTPS file URL.

Send one source: data, file, or url. The examples below use the source mode appropriate for this format.

Output options

Generate quoted TOML-style key-value assignments from columns. Multiple records currently repeat top-level keys, so multirow output must be restructured before TOML parsing.

This output format does not expose additional options.

Conversion rules

CaseBehavior
Mapping rule 1The MySQL CLI border is stripped and its printed header and rows become plain cells.
Mapping rule 2Header names become assignment keys and each row emits another set of quoted assignments.
Mapping rule 3Remove CLI borders and status lines, then decide how each query-result row should become a configuration record.

How the input is read

  • Paste the bordered text table returned by the MySQL command-line client.
  • No database host, password, query execution or connection is required or performed.
  • Remove row-count messages, prompts and wrapped terminal output before conversion.
  • Printed NULL values and numeric-looking cells are text; database column types are not available from the terminal rendering.

How the output is written

  • Headers become keys and each row emits an assignment for each column.
  • TOML forbids duplicate keys in one table; wrap multiple records into reviewed array-of-table sections manually.
  • Validate key syntax, quote escaping and newlines; this endpoint is a configuration-text starting point.

When to use this API

This conversion in practice

Use a copied MySQL CLI query result as the starting dataset for a configuration draft that will be reorganized into valid TOML. Remove terminal prompts, row counts and wrapped lines; keep the printed column header.

TOML key-value draft

Draft a single-record configuration or a multirow template to restructure into TOML tables.

Responses and errors

HTTP statusDescription
200text/plain; charset=utf-8
400Invalid input or conversion parameters.
402Insufficient credits for this request.
403Missing or invalid API key.
413The input exceeds the configured request limit.
415Unsupported input media type.
429Rate limit exceeded.
500The conversion could not be completed.
503The renderer is unavailable or the request timed out.

Check the response before retrying. A new HTTP request is a new conversion and may use credits again.

Limits, billing and versions

Local previews accept up to 200 KB. The current API implementation allows one uploaded file up to 50 MiB, limits each multipart text field to 1 MiB, and gives v2 conversion tasks a 30-second deadline. Deployment limits may be stricter. Read the returned error before retrying; some parser or renderer failures return HTTP 500.

Live calls follow the API credit policy. Failed conversions are refunded; a completed conversion is not undone if the download connection later fails.

View API pricing and credits

Using API v1?

This page documents v2, which returns the output directly. API v1 wraps the result in a JSON envelope. Check the overview before changing an existing integration.

API overview

References and format specifications

Format references explain the underlying syntax. The conversion rules and samples above describe TableConvert’s implementation.