HTTP REST API

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The device API is built according to the REST scheme, but is significantly simplified.

This API is universal for all devices and allows you to both manage and receive information about the state of the device via Wi-Fi. This protocol also allows using any of the LOOKin devices in existing Smart Home systems by connecting it to the controller as an HTTP device.

Please note that the developed API does not always comply with the REST scheme, this is a design error, in future versions of the API it is planned to update the API to REST compliance release by release

GET requests are used to get any information.

POST/PUT requests are used to save or change data. PUT requests cannot create data. PUT/POST requests are not available for all data, as some fields are immutable. This requests should be sent as JSON in the body of the message.

Requests must be interpreted regardless of the closing slash “/”. When interpreted, all request URIs are lowercase.

When checking the parameter keys to match them, both the internal name and the name passed to the API must be lowercase.

For example, requests seems like "/Device/" or "/device/" during parsing will be converted to the following form: "/device".

Request with this form

POST /Device
{ "Name" : "Kitchen light"}

Will be interpret as:

POST /device
{ "name" : "Kitchen light" }

All fields of the first-level object, in this case “name”, are additionally transferred to the requests inside the device as parameters, along with the parameters of the GET request, separated by &. This leads to the fact that for the device the list of parameters of the following queries is equivalent:

GET /device?name=Торшер
POST /Device { "Name" : "Торшер"}

Used query types:

GET - get information from endpoint or made simple action
POST - update or set information
DELETE - remove object or parameter

Answer codes:

200 - OK
400 - Some mistake in query
500 - Inner device error

All requests must be sent with Content-Type: Charset = UTF-8!

The UDP server built into the device listens on port 61201. In the case if you send a packet from another port, the device will remember the sender port and will also send packets to this port when sending broadcast messages. In total, the device can store up to 10 additional ports, and when message will be received from 11-th port, the first saved one will be overwritten.

Alive!

This packet is broadcasted every time the device receives power and starts up, or when it goes to the Wi-Fi network. Also, this packet is sent in a situation when the IP address of the device changes.

The request should be sent after the device is ready to process incoming http (s) requests to it on the IP and port from which the request came.

Datagram of the message:

LOOKin:Alive! {device id}: {type in Hex}: {power type}: {device IP}: {automation version}: {memory version}

Or, for example:

LOOKin:Alive!AA45B78C:03:01:192.154.11.8:0000F234:2000

Discover!

This packet is sent broadcast every time one of the devices needs to get information about the others in the network.

The device can either initiate this request or receive it.

If a request is received without a parameter, each device that receives it responds to it.

If the request is received with a parameter, then the response must be sent only by the device whose ID is specified in the datagram.

The request should be sent after the device is ready to process incoming http (s) requests to it on the IP and port from which the request came.

Request datagram:

LOOKin:Discover!

Datagram of the response:

LOOKin:Alive!AA45B78C:03:01:192.154.11.8:0000F234:2000

This request can also contain the ID of the searched device in the datagram:

LOOKin:Discover!AA45B78C

Datagram of a response to a request with a parameter:

LOOKin:Alive! {device id}: {type code}: {device IP}

Updated!

This packet is sent broadcast every time when the sensor state of one of the devices changes or internal service state was changed. This request serves the purpose of updating the state of the sensor for one or more control devices in the network.

Please keep in mind that there 2 different Updated! datagram semantics: one for sensors, second one for services.

Updated! sent when sensors change

Detailed sensor details

Datagram of the message:

LOOKin:Updated! {device id}: {sensor id}:{event id}:{optional value}

LOOK.in:Updated! {device id}: {service name}:{value}:{optional value2}

For example:

LOOKin:Updated!AA45B78C:81:0:1

Examples:

LOOKin Remote catch IR signal recognized as NECx (protocol ID = 0x04) protocol with command 00012345. This is how the packet sent by the device will looks like:

LOOKin:Updated!XXXXXXXX:87:04:00012345

LOOKin Remote catch unrecognized IR signal:

LOOKin:Updated!XXXXXXXX:87:FF

LOOKin Remote2 meteo sensor changed

LOOKin:Updated!XXXXXXXX:FE:00:01000154

For a meteo sensor (ID 0xFE), the value contains the value of temperature and relative humidity.

The resulting value 01000154 contains the temperature and humidity in hexadecimal * 10.

Temperature: 0x0100 = 256 = 25.6 degrees Humidity: 0x0154 = 340 = 34%

Updated! for services

MQTT Service

The sensor ID can also be a string, in which case it should be interpreted as the name of the device service.

LOOKin:Updated!AA45B78C:MQTT:2

This packet means that local mqtt client was successful connected.
Avaliable MQTT statuses:

Unactive = 0
Connecting = 1
Connected = 2
Error = 3

Data service

Data service sended in 2 cases:

PUT/POST query to /data/ was made

LOOKin:Updated!AA45B78C:Data:

This means that local remote with given UUID was changed. For example changed name of the local remote

PUT/POST query to /data was made

LOOKin:Updated!AA45B78C:Data::

This means function with given ID was replaced/modified in local remote with given UUID. For example changed/added function with id 01 for local remote with UUID = ABC1

LOOKin:Updated!AA45B78C:Data:ABC1:01

BLEAction!

This packet is sent broadcast every time a device plans to dispose of a BLE device in order to initiate a scenario on its behalf. This request informs other devices that the script has been accepted for execution and no longer needs to be executed.

Datagram of the message:

LOOKin:Updated! {device id}: {scenario id}

GET/device

Get device information

Remote2 /device response

{
    "Type": "Remote",
    "Status": "Running",
    "ID": "00000002",
    "Name": "",
    "Time": "1592501407",
    "Timezone": "+5",
    "PowerMode": "5v",
    "CurrentVoltage": "5889",
    "Firmware": "1.37",
    "Temperature": "65",
    "BluetoothMode": "public",
    "SensorMode": "0"
}

Plug /device response

{
    "Type": "Plug",
    "Status": "Running",
    "ID": "00000002",
    "Name": "",
    "Time": "1592501347",
    "Timezone": "+5",
    "PowerMode": "220v",
    "CurrentVoltage": "0",
    "Firmware": "2.21",
    "Temperature": "60",
    "BluetoothMode": "public",
    "SensorMode": "0"
}

Every parameter from answer can be get in plain\text. For example: http://<ip>/device/name or http://<ip>/device/id will return requested parameter

POST/device

Update device information

Available parameters (all are optional):

name device name to set
time UTC timestamp
timezone current device timezone
sensormode set if sensor mode is on or not
bluetoothmode set BLE mode, can be private or public
firmware firmware to set, can be version string like "2.37" or full http address to firmware bin

Request Headers: Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8

Set device name

    {
        "name"          : "Kitchen device",
    }

Set device time / timezone

    {
        "time"          : "1592501407",
        "timezone"      : "+5",
    }

Update firmware by url

    {
        "firmware"      : "http://download.look-in.club/firmwares/1.37/firmware.bin"
    }

Network endpoints designed to store, receive and display network information.

GET/network

Get network information

{
    "Mode": "Client",
    "IP": "192.168.1.33",
    "CurrentSSID": "testssid",
    "SavedSSID": [
      "ssid1",
      "ssid2"
    ],
    "Map": [
        {
            "ID": "00000002",
            "IP": "192.168.1.21",
            "IsActive": "0",
            "Type": "Remote"
        },
        {
            "ID": "00000040",
            "IP": "192.168.1.36",
            "IsActive": "0",
            "Type": "Duo"
        }
    ]
}

Explanation:

mode, wi-fi mode, can be "Client" or "AP"
IP, current IP address
CurrentSSID, current hotspot SSID if connected
SavedSSID, array of saved hotspot credentials (displayed SSID only)
Map, LOOKin devices in this local network founded by this device

Each map item contains:

ID, founded device ID
IP, founded device IP
IsActive, is this device online or not.
Type, string device type, for example "Remote" or "Duo"

Every parameter from answer can be get in plain\text. For example: http://<ip>/network/mode will return requested wi-fi mode

GET/network/scannedssidlist

Get nearby hotspots list

At the time of launch, the device scans and searches for Wi-Fi networks nearby.
This request allows user to see founded wi-fi networks

[
    "SomeAP1",
    "SomeAP2",
    "SomeAP3",
    "SomeAP4",
    "SomeAP5"
]

GET/network/savedssid

Get all saved hotspots list. Only SSID is shown Saved access points are those for which data is saved by the user.

[
"ssid1",
"ssid2"
]

POST/network

Save or update Wi-Fi credentials

Add new Wi-Fi hotspot credentials

{
"WiFiSSID": "ssid",
"WiFiPassword": "password"
}

DELETE/network/savedssid

Delete saved hotspot from saved

Delete hotspot with SSID "ssid1"

DELETE /network/savedssid/**SSID**

SSID, Wi-Fi SSID to connect if credentials for this Access Point are set

GET/network/connect

Connect to Wi-Fi hotspot

Device compares the list of saved data of Wi-Fi access points and scanned access points. If matches are found, the device connects to the access point with the highest signal strength.

In this request, you can also specify the SSID of the access point to which you want to connect device (see sample request) In examples also you can find example how to conenct to hotspot with hidden SSID.

Connect to any avaliable Wi-Fi access point

GET /network/connect

Connect to any avaliable Wi-Fi access point

GET /network/connect/**SSID**

SSID, Wi-Fi SSID to connect if credentials for this Access Point are set

Connect to hidden SSID

GET /network/connect/**SSID**?hidden

SSID, Wi-Fi SSID to connect if credentials for this Access Point are set

GET/network/keepwifi

Keep Wi-Fi on This function can be used with devices in which sensor mode is on.
In that case device periodicaly switch on wifi for a little time (exact time based on different conditions)
This enpoint allows to keep wi-fi on during heave operations. Should be invoked before operations batch.

GET /network/keepwifi

GET/network/remotecontrol

"Remote control" function management.

This endpoint helps to manage RemoteControl state.

There are 2 functions: stop and reconnect.

Reconnect to remote server

GET /network/remotecontrol/reconnect

Stop remote control client

GET /network/remotecontrol/stop

Documentation not ready yet

About sensors

Sensors provide information on the status of the device.

Each device may correspond several sensors or none at all.

The sensor identifier after the 1st bit matches the identifier of the executing command. This is for easier correspondence between classes. Also, a corresponding sensor must correspond to any class of the command.

Request to get a list of device sensors

Request to get value of current sensor

Sensor triggering notifications

When integrating devices into an existing system, it may be necessary to receive real-time notification of sensors

This feature is provided by the fact that when the sensor state changes, the device sends a UDP broadcast packet with information about the change:

LOOKin:Updated!C85611AF:87:01

UDP packet explanation:

LOOKin:, packet prefix
Updated!, event description
87, sensor ID, 0x87 means - IR
01, sensor event - received NEC1 IR signal

Using UDP port is 61201

Common used sensors

Switch (0x81)

EventID	Description	Operand
0x00	Switch state	no operand
0x01	Switch on	no operand
0x02	Switch off	no operand

MultiSwitch (0x82)

EventID	Description	Operand
0x00	MultiSwitch state (0 if all off or 1 if all on)	no operand
0x10	Channel 1 is off	no operand
0x11	Channel 1 is on	no operand
...
0xN0	Channel N is off	no operand
0xN1	Channel N is on	no operand

Motion (0xE1)

EventID	Description	Operand
0x00	Motion detection state	no operand
0x01	Motion detected	no operand

IR (0x87)

EventID	Description	Operand
0x00	IR state	no operand
0x01	NEC1 signal received	NEC1 signal in hex
0x03	Sony signal received	Sony signal in hex
0x04	NECx signal received	NECx signal in hex
0x05	Panasonic signal received	Panasonic signal in hex
0x06	Samsung36 signal received	Samsung36 signal in hex
0x07	RC5 signal received	RC5 signal in hex
0x08	RC5 signal received	RC6 signal in hex
0x14	Aiwa signal received	Aiwa signal in hex
0xED	Repeat signal received	no operand
0xEE	Received command, saved in Storage	signal ID
0xEF	Received AC unit signal	AC state
0xFE	Received IR signal from saved remote	Local remote UUID, function, state
0xFF	Received unrecognized IR signal	no operand

Meteo (0xFE)

EventID	Description	Operand
0x00	Meteo sensor state	no operand
0x02	Temperature higher that	Temp * 10 in HEX
0x03	Temperature lower that	Temp * 10 in HEX
0x05	Humidity higher that	Humidity*10 in HEX
0x06	Humidity lower that	Humidity*10 in HEX

GET/sensors

Get information about sensors supported by the device.

Remote2 GET /sensors response

[
"IR",
"Meteo"
]

Plug GET /sensors response

[
"Switch"
]

GET/sensors/<Sensor name>

Get sensor value

GET /sensors/ir

{
    "Protocol": "01",
    "IsRepeated": "0",
    "RepeatSignal": "",
    "RepeatPause": "0",
    "Raw": "9060 -4450 600 -530 580 -530 600 -500 610 -530 580 -530 600 -510 610 -530 580 -1640 610 -530 580 -530 610 -500 610 -1640 580 -1650 600 -530 600 -1620 600 -1640 610 -530 580 -1650 610 -1640 600 -1630 600 -1640 610 -530 580 -530 580 -530 610 -1640 610 -500 600 -530 580 -530 600 -500 600 -1650 610 -1640 580 -1640 610 -45000",
    "Signal": "00D8801E",
    "Updated": "1592606423"
}

Protocol, IR protocol code of the signal received by the device. 0x01 - IR protocol NEC1
IsRepeated, indicates does IR signal sent once or several times
RepeatSignal, repeat signal if exists
RepeatPause, pause between repeated signal parts
Raw, Raw object contains raw timings of the received signal
Signal, recognized signal with Protocol scheme, if any
Updated, timestamp signal received date/time

Each of the values can be obtained in Plain-Text form, for example to get Signal field you can use GET /sensors/IR/signal/Signal query

About commands

Commands perform certain actions related to the device. There are several commands can be associated with device.

Getting information about the classes of commands supported by the device.

For example, for Plug device:

Plain Text

GET /commands
Answer:
["switch", "dimmer"]

Getting possible events for a command:

Plain Text

GET /commands/switch
Answer:
["on", "off"]

GET /commands/dimmer
Answer:
["set", "on", "off"]

Managing device status using commands

To control the device through commands, you must use the following parameters:

Command or Command ID
Event or Event ID
Command operand (optional parameter)

Device state management is possible both with POST and GET requests.
The following requests are identical and lead to the switching on Plug device.
These requests use the "Switch" command with the "On" action:

Plain Text

GET /commands/switch/on
GET /commands?command=switch&action=on
GET /commands?command=1&action=1
POST /commands/switch/on
POST /commands
{
   "command": "switch",
   "action" : "on"
}

In addition to the server’s response, a message about the execution or error when executing the command may be in the response to the request in the form of the following JSON on successful execution:

Plain Text

{
"success": "true"
}

Or in case of fail:

Plain Text

{
"success": "false"
}

Common used Commands

Switch (0x01)

Event ID	Event name	Description	Possible operands
0x01	on	Switch on	no operand
0x02	off	Switch off	no operand

MultiSwitch (0x02)

Event ID	Event name	Description	Possible operands
0x01	channel1	Set state for channel 1	state
0x02	channel2	Set state for channel 2	state
...
0x0N	channelN	Set state for channel N	state
0xFF	all	Switch all to state	state

IR (0x07)

Event ID	Event name	Description	Possible operands
0x01	nec1	Send NEC1 command, 38kHz	Signal in HEX
0x03	sony	Send Sony command, 38kHz	Signal in HEX
0x04	necx	Send NECx command, 38kHz	Signal in HEX
0x05	panasonic	Send Panasonic command, 38kHz	Signal in HEX
0x06	samsung36	Send Samsung36 command, 38kHz	Signal in HEX
0x07	rc5	Send RC5 command, 38kHz	Signal in HEX
0x08	rc6	Send RC6 command, 38kHz	Signal in HEX
0x14	aiwa	Send Aiwa command, 38kHz	Signal in HEX
0xED	repeat	Repeat last sended signal	no operand
0xEE	saved	Send signal saved in /storage	Storage item ID
0xEF	ac	Send ac unit control signal	AC Operand in XXXXMTFS, where XXXX - codeset, M - AC Mode, T - temperature offset over 16 degrees, F - fan mode, S - swing mode
0xFO	prontohex	Send signal in ProntoHEX format	http only, no operand
0xF1	prontohex	Send signal in ProntoHEX format with 3s block	http only, no operand
0xF2	prontohex-repeated	Send signal in ProntoHEX with repeat from IR command settings	http only, no operand
0xFE	localremote	Send signal from local saved remote	Operand with Remote UUID, function and param
0xFF	raw	Send signal from raw timinigs format	http only, no operand

BLE (0x08)

Event ID	Event name	Description	Possible operands
0x01	kbd_key	Send keyboard key press	http only
0x02	kbd_keydown	Send keyboard key down	http only
0x03	kbd_keyup	Send keyboard key up	http only
0x04	kbd_key_repeat	Repeat last sended key	http only
0x90	kbd_key-blocked	Set keyboard key press with 3s block	http only
0x91	kbd_key-repeated	Send keyboard key press with repeat from commands key	http only

GET/commands

Get information about commands supported by the device.

Remote2 GET /commands response

[
"IR",
"BLE"
]

Plug GET /commands response

[
"Switch"
]

Remote/Remote2 commands examples

Send protocol command

Send command of predefined protocol, for example NEC1
Operand must be 8 HEX symbol length

Protocol is items under 0x30 from this table

GET /commands/ir/nec1/00820000

Send signal in raw timings with default frequency (38KHz)

GET /commands/ir/raw/9024 -4512 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -1692 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -1692 564 -1692 564 -47652 9024 -2256 564 -45000

Send raw signal with custom frequency

In this example frequency set to 40000 Hz

GET /commands/ir/raw/40000;9024 -4512 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -564 564 -564 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -1692 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -564 564 -1692 564 -1692 564 -1692 564 -47652 9024 -2256 564 -45000

Send command in ProntoHEX format

GET /commands/ir/prontohex/0000 006C 0022 0002 015B 00AD 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0622 015B 0057 0016 0E6C

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Send command from saved IR device

GET /commands/ir/localremote/<Operand>

Operand for this command is 8-hex digits string First 4 is local remote UUID
Following 2 hex symbols is function code
Last 2 hex symbols is function signal ID, generally - FF

For example,
GET /commands/ir/localremote/7D3601FF

Operand 7D3601FF:

7D36, UUID of saved remote
01, power toggle signal ID
FF, send best suitable signal

More about local IR remotes

Send command from saved IR signal (Integrations->IR Signal in the App)

If you saved IR signal in the App (through Integrations->IR Signals page) you can simply send it using this query.

GET /commands/ir/saved/10

Where 10 is uniq IR signal number that you can see in the App signals list.

Send command to control AC unit

GET /commands/ir/ac/<Operand>

To control your AC unit you can use simplified AC API.

To use this API it is enought to use operand contains of 8 HEX digits with this pattern CCCCMTFS

Where:

CCCC, AC unit codeset
M, AC unit mode
- 0 off
- 1 auto
- 2 cool
- 3 heat
- 4 dry
- 5 fan_only
T, Temperature. Required temperature in ℃ - 16℃. If T = 0 this means 16 ℃, if T = A this means 26℃
F, Fan value
- 0 auto
- 1 low
- 2 mid
- 3 high
S, Swing
- 0 stop
- 1 move

For example GET /commands/ir/ac/90142801 means "Setup my AC unit with codeset 9014 for cool mode 24℃. Fan auto, Swing move"

Send BLE command

GET /commands/ble/kbd_key/<BLE COMMAND>

BLE Command may take the following values: Media commands:

MEDIA_NEXT_TRACK
MEDIA_PREV_TRACK
MEDIA_STOP
MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE
MEDIA_MUTE
MEDIA_VOLUME_UP
MEDIA_VOLUME_DOWN
MEDIA_CHANNEL_UP
MEDIA_CHANNEL_DOWN

Consumer control:

CC_POWER
CC_SLEEP
CC_MENU
CC_MENU_PICK
CC_BACK
CC_HOME
CC_MENU_UP
CC_MENU_DOWN
CC_MENU_LEFT
CC_MENU_RIGHT

Keyboard:

KEY_ARROW_UP
KEY_ARROW_DOWN
KEY_ARROW_LEFT
KEY_ARROW_RIGHT
KEY_BACKSPACE
KEY_TAB
KEY_RETURN
KEY_ESCAPE
KEY_INSERT
KEY_DELETE
KEY_PAGE_UP
KEY_PAGE_DOWN
KEY_HOME
KEY_END
KEY_CAPS_LOCK
KEY_ENTER

Keyboard keys: Any ASCII char

For example, to send VOLUME UP BLE command you need to send GET /commands/ble/kbd_key/MEDIA_VOLUME_UP

Documentation not ready yet

About data

This endpoints allows to manage information stored on the device.
Deal with these endpoints differs from device to device and depends on its type

Remote

This endpoint allows you to receive, store and update IR remotes that are stored on each device Get all IR remotes, saved on device. Remotes divides by remotes types and defined functions for each device type.

List of used device types:

TV
Type: 0x01 Avaliable Functions:

Short name	ID	Meaning
power	0x01	Power toggle
poweron	0x02	Power On
poweroff	0x03	Power Off
mode	0x04	Input mode list
mute	0x05	Audio mute toggle
volup	0x06	Volume increment
voldown	0x07	Volume decrement
chup	0x08	Channel increment
chdown	0x09	Channel decrement
cursor	0x0C	Cursor control
menu	0x0D	Menu button
back	0x0E	Menu button
play	0x0F	Play/pause button

Media
Type: 0x02
Avaliable Functions:

Short name	ID	Meaning
power	0x01	Power toggle
poweron	0x02	Power On
poweroff	0x03	Power Off
mode	0x04	Input mode list
mute	0x05	Audio mute toggle
volup	0x06	Volume increment
voldown	0x07	Volume decrement

Light
Type: 0x03
Avaliable Functions:

Short name	ID	Meaning
power	0x01	Power toggle
poweron	0x02	Power On
poweroff	0x03	Power Off

Humifier / Dehumidifier
Type: 0x04
Avaliable Functions:

Short name	ID	Meaning
power	0x01	Power toggle
poweron	0x02	Power On
poweroff	0x03	Power Off
mode	0x04	Input mode list

Air Purifier
Type: 0x05
Avaliable Functions:

Short name	ID	Meaning
power	0x01	Power toggle
poweron	0x02	Power On
poweroff	0x03	Power Off
mode	0x04	Input mode list
speed	0x0B	Speed mode

Robo vacuum cleaner
Type: 0x06
Avaliable Functions:

Short name	ID	Meaning
power	0x01	Power toggle
poweron	0x02	Power On
poweroff	0x03	Power Off

Data Device Fan
Type: 0x07
Avaliable Functions:

Short name	ID	Meaning
power	0x01	Power toggle
poweron	0x02	Power On
poweroff	0x03	Power Off
swing	0x0A	Swing mode
speed	0x0B	Fan speed mode

GET/data

Remote

Get saved IR remotes Get all IR remotes, saved on device Each device presented as object with 3 fields: Type, UUID, Updated

[
    {
      "Type": "07",
      "UUID": "6D1B",
      "Updated": "1596103418"
    },
    {
      "Type": "01",
      "UUID": "685E",
      "Updated": "1599130475"
    },
    {
      "Type": "EF",
      "UUID": "6F36",
      "Updated": "1599748069"
    },
    {
      "Type": "05",
      "UUID": "85EA",
      "Updated": "1597838823"
    }
]

GET/data/<ShortUUID>

Remote

Get saved IR device information

{
    "Type": "07",
    "Name": "Вентилятор",
    "Updated": "1596103418",
    "Functions":
    [
        {
            "Name": "power",
            "Type": "single"
        }
    ]
}

Fields:

Type, (Type of device
Name, Name of saved device
Updated, Last updated timestamp
Functions, Saved functions list
Extra, Misc data (for example, Codeset for AC), optional

GET/data/<ShortUUID>/<Function>

Remote

Get saved IR device function details

For example, to get information abount channel down function of the remote with UUID AB11: GET /data/AB11/chdown

{
   "Type": "single",
   "Signals":
   [
      {
         "ProntoHEX": "00000073000C0000002000200040002000200020002000200020002000200020002000400040002000200020002000200020004000200CA8"
      }
   ]
}

POST/data

Remote

Create new IR device data

{
   "Type": "EF",
   "Updated": "1212112",
   "Name": "Test AC",
   "UUID": "1234",
   "Extra": "1123"
}

Type, (Type of device
Name, Name of saved device
Updated, Last updated timestamp
Functions, Saved functions list
Extra, Misc data (for example, Codeset for AC), optional

PUT/data/<ShortUUID>

Remote

Update new IR device data

{
   "Type": "EF",
   "Updated": "1212112",
   "Name": "Test AC",
   "Extra": "1123"
}

Type, (Type of device
Name, Name of saved device
Updated, Last updated timestamp
Functions, Saved functions list
Extra, Misc data (for example, Codeset for AC), optional

POST/data/<ShortUUID>

Remote

Create new IR device function

{
   "type": "toggle",
   "signals":
   [
      {
         "raw":
         {
            "Frequency": "38000",
            "Signal": "8000 -4500 9000 -4500 9000 -4500 9000 -4500 9000 -4500 9000 -4500"
         }
      },
      {
         "raw":
         {
            "Frequency": "38000",
            "Signal": "1000 -4500 9000 -4500 9000 -4500 9000 -4500 9000 -4500 9000 -4500"
         }
      }
   ]
}

PUT/data/<ShortUUID>

Remote

Update IR device function

DELETE/data

Erase all saved IR device data

DELETE/data/<ShortUUID>

Remote

Delete saved IR device

DELETE/data/<ShortUUID>/<Function>

Remote

Delete saved IR device function

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