Dobermann Documentation
Welcome to the Dobermann documentation. Dobermann enables bulk data migration through REST APIs — load, extract, and migrate millions of records without writing scripts.
Quick Links
| Guide | Description |
|---|---|
| Getting Started | Installation and first steps |
| Environments | Configure API connections and authentication |
| ↳ OAuth Setup Guide | OAuth and Google Service Account configuration |
| Endpoints | Configure API requests, share with your team |
| ↳ Sharing Endpoints | Share an endpoint, paste it on the other side |
| ↳ Template Variables | Variable syntax, types, modifiers, and editing |
| Batch Preparation | Load data and map columns |
| Console | Run requests, monitor progress, analyse results |
| ↳ Pagination | Configure and run paginated API requests |
| ↳ Batch Reprocessing | Re-run only failed transactions from a previous batch |
| Import/Export | Share configurations with your team |
| Playground | Live API sandbox with ready-to-paste endpoint templates |
| Shortcuts | Keyboard shortcuts for efficiency |
| Troubleshooting | Common issues and solutions |
| Changelog | Release history and what’s new |
| Pricing | Plans, pricing, and free trial details |
What is Dobermann?
Every enterprise system speaks REST. But migrating data through REST APIs still means custom scripts, fragile integrations, and developers pulled away from real work. Dobermann changes that — take your data, map it to any API, and load millions of records with parallel processing, validation, and real-time results.
- Endpoint Configuration — Define HTTP method, URL, headers, body templates, and share them with your team
- Template Variables — Map source data columns to API fields with type validation, modifiers, and conditional logic
- Environment Management — Manage connections, authentication (JWT, OAuth, Google Service Account), and per-environment variables
- Batch Execution — Process thousands of rows with parallel processing and live progress
- Live Results — Watch results stream in as your batch executes
Installation
Currently available as a VS Code extension:
- Open VS Code
- Go to Extensions (Ctrl+Shift+X / Cmd+Shift+X)
- Search for “Dobermann”
- Click Install
Or install directly from the VS Code Marketplace.
Support
- Report Issues - Bug reports and feature requests
- GitHub Discussions - Questions and community help