Add EUDAMED Device Monitor (Apify actor) to related tools#4
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Hi — thanks for maintaining this reference; it's the clearest writeup of the EUDAMED API out there.
In the spirit of goal #2 ("so that others can hook into the data and contribute"), I built a small tool on top of the public
udiDiDataAPI and thought it might fit the "More links" list: an Apify actor that turns the registry into structured JSON/CSV/Excel and adds a change-monitoring mode (returns only devices whoselastUpdateDateis on/after a given date — a daily diff feed).It's free, public-data-only, no PII by default (the authorised-representative name is redacted unless explicitly enabled), and explicitly not affiliated with the Commission. Happy to drop it if it's out of scope — just thought it was directly relevant to people landing here.
One small thing I can confirm from building it, in case it's useful for the reference: the device list endpoint's page-size param is
size(notpageSize, which is silently ignored), andriskClass/deviceStatusTypecome back as nested objects with a.codestring. Glad to open a separate PR adding those as notes/examples to the OpenAPI spec if you'd want that.