List series

Returns a page of the series your organisation is licensed for, each with a content_version. Use it in a CMS sync job: when content_version equals the value you stored, nothing changed and you can skip Get series metadata.

GET /api/delivery/v1/series

Scope: metadata:read

Description

Lists your licensed series, oldest change first. Pass updated_since (Unix epoch seconds) to get only the series changed after that moment. A series whose licence ended stays in the list as withdrawn for 30 days, so your sync job sees it. Successful responses are wrapped in the {code, message, data, server_time} envelope; errors use the same envelope without data, except 429 and 400 unsupported_version, which use the flat format. This endpoint shares its rate-limit counter with the catalog.

Your CMS may override any field. Wandura never overwrites your edits: store the content_version you imported and keep your own edits.

Request parameters

Name	In	Type	Required	Description
`Authorization`	header	string	Yes	`Bearer <API key>` for a key with the `metadata:read` scope.
`updated_since`	query	integer	No	Optional. Unix epoch seconds; only series changed after this moment are returned.
`limit`	query	integer	No	Optional. Items per page, 1 to 100. Default 50.
`cursor`	query	string	No	Optional. `next_cursor` of the previous page, passed back unchanged.
`Wandura-Version`	header	string	No	Optional. A dated API version (YYYY-MM-DD) to use for this request instead of the version pinned to your API key. Unknown or retired values answer 400 with `error_code` `unsupported_version`.

Keep the same updated_since on every page of one sync, and follow next_cursor until it is null.

Request example

curl -s "https://www.wandura.ai/api/delivery/v1/series?updated_since=1790390000&limit=50" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $WANDURA_API_KEY"

Response

200 OK. New fields may be added at any time: ignore the ones you do not recognise.

Field	Type	Description
`code`	integer	`0`.
`message`	string	`"ok"`.
`data.next_cursor`	string or null	Pass it back as `cursor`; `null` on the last page.
`server_time`	integer	Server time in Unix epoch seconds.
`links`	object	Ready-made absolute URLs of a list response. Follow them instead of building URLs.

Fields of a series (`data.items[]`)

Field	Type	Description
`code`	string	Series code, for example `WD000016`.
`status`	string	`active`: you may stream it now. `withdrawn`: your licence ended or was suspended, or Wandura took the series down; it stays in this list for 30 days so your sync job sees it. New values may be added.
`updated_at`	integer	Last change in Unix epoch seconds (metadata, licence or episodes in your media space).
`content_version`	string or null	Hash of everything GET /series/{code} returns for you. Unchanged = no need to fetch the detail. `null` when withdrawn.
`episode_count`	integer or null	Published episodes. `null` when withdrawn.
`withdrawn_at`	integer or null	When it was withdrawn (epoch seconds), or `null`.
`film_status`	string or null	Production state of the film in Wandura's catalogue: `published` (released), `draft` (in progress, not released yet) or `archived` (taken down). Not the same as `status`, which says whether you may stream it. Whether every planned episode is out is `is_completed`. New values may be added.
`tier`	string or null	Wandura's quality tier of the film, `S` highest to `F` lowest, or `null` when not rated yet. It is not an age rating (see `content_rating`).

Response example

{
  "code": 0,
  "message": "ok",
  "data": {
    "items": [
      {
        "code": "WD000016",
        "status": "active",
        "updated_at": 1790390000,
        "content_version": "c3f1a9e07b2d4c5e8f9a0b1c2d3e4f50",
        "episode_count": 60,
        "withdrawn_at": null,
        "film_status": "published",
        "tier": "A"
      },
      {
        "code": "WD000021",
        "status": "withdrawn",
        "updated_at": 1790395000,
        "content_version": null,
        "episode_count": null,
        "withdrawn_at": 1790395000,
        "film_status": "archived",
        "tier": null
      }
    ],
    "next_cursor": null
  },
  "server_time": 1790400000
}

Response headers

Header	Responses	Description
`Wandura-API-Status`	all	API status. `beta` today, on every response, success or error.
`Wandura-Version`	200	The dated API version (YYYY-MM-DD) this response was produced in: the version pinned to your API key, or the one you sent in the `Wandura-Version` request header. Keys created before dated versions existed use `2026-10-02`.
`Wandura-Request-Id`	200	An opaque id for this request (`req_` followed by 26 characters). Every response carries it, errors included, and error bodies repeat it as `request_id`. Log it, and quote it when you contact Wandura about a request: it finds the exact request in our logs. Do not parse it.
`Cache-Control`	200	Always `no-store`. Do not cache these responses in shared caches.
`Retry-After`	429	Seconds to wait before retrying. Sent with 429 and with retryable 503 responses.

Errors

Status	`code`	When
400	none	The `Wandura-Version` header, or the version pinned to your key, is unknown or retired.
401	4010	The `Authorization: Bearer` header is missing.
401	4011	The key is unknown or revoked.
403	4030	The key lacks the `metadata:read` scope.
403	4031	Your organisation's access is suspended.
422	4220	`limit` is not 1 to 100, `updated_since` is not epoch seconds, or `cursor` is not a value this endpoint returned.
429	none	Rate limit reached.
503	5030	The list is temporarily unavailable.
503	5031	Wandura could not verify the API key in time.

What to do for each: Errors.

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