Sphere Engine overview
Compilers
Overview
API
- Quickstart
- API version 4
- API version 3
Widgets
- How to embed
- Overview
- JavaScript SDK
- Usability
- Security
Resources
- Submission status
- Submission streams
- Disk operations
- Multi-file submissions
- Graphical output
- Client libraries
- Output files
Problems
Overview
API
- Quickstart
- API version 4
- API version 3
Widgets
- How to embed
- Overview
- JavaScript SDK
- Usability
- Security
Handbook
- Introduction
- Glossary
- Submission flow
- Online judges
- Problems
- Problem example
- Judges
- Custom judges
- Related topics
Resources
- Submission status
- Submission streams
- Disk operations
- Multi-file submissions
- Graphical output
- Client libraries
- Import and export
Containers
Overview
Glossary
API
- Quickstart
- Overview
- API version 1.1
Workspaces
- How to embed
- JavaScript SDK
- Security
- Stop and resume
Handbook
- Introduction
- Scenario stages
- Project configuration
- Project utilities
- Related topics
Resources
- Project types
- Submission files
- Submission results
- Submission status
- Custom files
- Tracking files
RESOURCES
Programming languages
Modules comparison
Webhooks
- Overview
- Submissions
- Workspaces
- Security
Infrastructure management
API changelog
FAQ

Problems
Client libraries

The basic method of integration with Sphere Engine is to use the RESTful APIs for Compilers and Problems modules.

Feel free to use the official client libraries for selected technologies that are available on GitHub:

PHP,
Python,
Java (suspended).

In addition, we have prepared examples of using the Sphere Engine API for several other technologies:

cURL (command-line tool supporting HTTP queries),
Ruby,
Node.js,
C#.

The structure of each repository is identical. Select the appropriate API version in the Examples directory. Choose between two modules of the Sphere Engine service (Compilers or Problems).

The same examples can be also found in the Examples sections associated with the descriptions of API methods presented in the API documentation for the Sphere Engine Compilers module and the API documentation for the Sphere Engine Problems module.