Kvist
(Kvist)
1
Hi
I want to register a device using http endpoints, with no success.
I’m using Python and the requests library, and tried the following
(based on https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/docs/applications/manager/):
import requests
endpoint = 'http://discovery.thethingsnetwork.org'
accessKey = 'ttn-account-v2.xxxxxxxxxxxxx..'
key = 'Key {}'.format(accessKey)
response = requests.get(endpoint, headers={'Authorization': key})
but I’m getting response 404, which is most likely me not doing it right.
How should I set it up, if I wanted to receive all devices in an application in my get request? I.e. this: https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/docs/applications/manager/api.html#getdevicesforapplication
Any help is appriciated, thanks.
arjanvanb
(Arjan)
2
That’s not what’s listed in the documentation?
Community endpoints
Use the following endpoints for the community network:
- gRPC:
<region>.thethings.network:1904
- HTTP:
http://<region>.thethings.network:8084
Replace <region>
with the last part of the handler you registered your application to, e.g. eu
, us-west
, asia-se
or brazil
.
Also, for HTTP it needs a full URL, with a path appended to the domain name. Like:
GetDevicesForApplication
…
Available HTTP Endpoints:
GET
/applications/{app_id}/devices
…with {app_id}
replaced with the human readable ID you entered in TTN Console for your application (not its AppEUI).
So, something like:
endpoint = 'http://eu.thethings.network:8084/applications/my_app/devices'
(Works for me.)
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