Providers

Arquivo.pt

The CDX index of the Portuguese web archive. No key. One NDJSON request with dates and a hard cap of 10 000 rows.
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Source

Arquivo.pt

  • provider: "arquivo"
  • arquivo.pt

The Portuguese web archive. CDX with dates, and a hard cap per request.

Format
CDX NDJSON
Paging
one request, 10 000 rows
Dates
firstSeen · lastSeen
Key
none

Access

Loadawait create("arquivo")
CLIurls discover example.com -p arquivo
Keynothing, no key and no account
Endpointhttps://arquivo.pt/wayback/cdx

What it knows

Arquivo.pt archives the Portuguese web first, but don't let the name fool you: nuxt.com and example.com both come back with captures. Every row carries a timestamp, so firstSeen, lastSeen, from and to all work.

How it asks

One request to /wayback/cdx with matchType=domain, output=json and fields=url,timestamp, so subdomains come along. The answer is NDJSON, one capture per line, streamed and parsed as it arrives.

Traps

  • Without a limit the stream answers 200 with an empty body and hangs, so the provider always sends limit=10000. An answer that fills all 10 000 rows may have been cut by the archive, and the page says so with truncated.
  • output=txt is rejected, which is why this one speaks NDJSON while Wayback speaks text.
  • 10 000 rows are captures, not URLs. A popular page captured a thousand times eats a thousand rows and gives you one URL.