The Pulsetracker HTTP API is designed to streamline the creation and management of apps and devices while providing easy access to real-time and historical location data. Here’s what you can achieve with the API:
1. Create and Manage Apps
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Purpose: Group related devices under a specific application for better organization and data isolation.
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How It Works: Use the API to register new apps, manage existing ones.
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Example Use Case: Create separate apps for different teams, customers, or projects to maintain data clarity.
2. Register Devices
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Purpose: Add physical devices or software clients to your Pulsetracker account.
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How It Works:
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Each device is assigned a unique
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Devices are linked to an app and authenticated via a secure token.
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Example Use Case: Register GPS devices or mobile apps that will transmit location updates.
3. Access Device Location Data
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Purpose: Retrieve real-time or historical location data from your devices.
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How It Works:
- Query the API for current or past device locations.
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Example Use Case: Monitor vehicle movements in real time or analyze location trends over a week.
API Highlights
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RESTful Design: Straightforward endpoints for managing apps, devices, and location data.
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Authentication: Secure access using API keys and tokens.
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Real-Time Updates: Leverage WebSockets or Redis for immediate data access.