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• Go to Users > POST users/login or Owners > POST owners/login.
• In the Credentials textbox, located under the Parameters list, enter your Domain's credentials in JSON format, e.g. {"username":"mycompany", "password":"123546"} and click on the Try it out! button.
• From the Response Body field, that should have now appeared under the Try it out! button, copy the token (without the quotes) and paste it on the text field on the top right corner of the page (left of the Explore button).
• Click on Explore and you can try all the endpoints using the Try it out! buttons.

HTTP Requests

If you want to access the API by sending your own HTTP requests you have to provide the token by passing it inside the x-access-token header with every request (except /login)

Changelog

To view the changelog visit this link.

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Entities

• Domain - an application, based on Zastel
• Thing - IoT device (e.g. beacon, NFC tag), making physical object readable, recognizable and locatable
• Owner - a person or entity, who owns Things. An owner can register and delete Things, manage Clusters and Groups
• Clusters/Groups - levels for grouping and organizing Things to facilitate their management. Clusters can only contain Groups and not single Things
• Messages - User - Thing interactions and their data. A message sent through Zastel's notification service
• User - a person having an application, based on Zastel, on his/her smart device (smartphone, tablet, etc)
• Exceptions - things that one domain does not want to share with other domain
• Relationship - cooperation between domains
• Client - user of zastel based application

Thing Grouping Examples


Example 1:
Domain: MyStore_Application
Owner: MyStore_City
Cluster: MyStore_Branch
Group: Computer department
Things: 15 beacons

Example 2:
Domain: Enterprise_Application
Owner: Enterprise_Name
Cluster: Sales Department
Group: Accounting
Things: 10 beacons