api

REST API server written in Go. Supports basic HTTP auth and uses Mongo as a storage.

Usage

• Rename api.env.template to api.env and add correct its contents, such as Telegram BOT token, basic auth credential, etc.
• Run docker-compose up -d to start the server

api.env

Simple key-value file which will be used by docker to set container environment variables.

• PORT mandatory port to use for service.

• TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN mandatory telegram bot token.

• TELEGRAM_DEFAULT_CHAT_ID default telegram chat ID, which will receive messages from the bot. This parameter is optinal.

• API_V1_CREDS username/password pairs in JSON format of users who are allowed to access API: {"username1":"password1", "username2":"password2"}. This parameter is optional.

• MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_USERNAME optional mongo username. Will be set only on first start.

• MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_PASSWORD optional mongo password. Will be set only on first start.

• OMADA_URL optional URL to Omada portal.

• OMADA_USERNAME optional Omada portal username.

• OMADA_PASSWORD optional Omada portal password.

List of API methods

Messages:

API to send messages.

• /api/v1/telegram/messages/send POST method which passes message to telegram. It accepts JSON in the following format:

  {
      "message": "message to send",
      "chat_id": 1234567890,
      "silent": true
  }

  where chat_id is telegram chat id and silent is a flag indicating if message should be sent silently

Notifications:

API to store and retrive notifications. Notifications that expire will be periodically removed.

The following HTTP methods are supported:

• /api/v1/notifications/?only_current=true HTTP GET method to return all notifications.

  /api/v1/notifications/{UUID} HTTP GET method to return single notification by UUID.

  Methods return notifications in the following format:

  {
      "_id": "c146d6f1-8992-4010-85da-80459bb55d10",
      "title": "title",
      "message": "message",
      "start_time": "2020-01-01T00:00:00Z",
      "end_time": "2020-01-01T00:00:00Z",
      "source": "notification source"
  }

  optional only_current query param will filter returned result to include only current (start_time <= now <= end_time) notifications

• /api/v1/notifications/ HTTP POST method to save notification. Method accepts JSON in the following format:

  {
      "title": "title",
      "message": "message",
      "start_time": "2020-01-01T00:00:00Z",
      "end_time": "2020-01-01T00:00:00Z",
      "source": "notification source"
  }

• /api/v1/notifications/{UUID} HTTP DELETE method to delete previously saved notification by UUID.

message and source are optional

start_time and end_time should be date time in ISO-8601 format

Providers:

API to store and retrive providers.

The following HTTP methods are supported:

• /api/v1/providers/ HTTP GET method to return all providers.

  /api/v1/providers/{UUID} HTTP GET method to return a single provider by UUID.

  Methods return providers in the following format:

  {
      "_id": "c146d6f1-8992-4010-85da-80459bb55d10",
      "type": "NJTransit",
      "njtransit": {
        "orig_station_code":"AA",
        "dest_station_code":"AB"
      }
  }

  based on type different optional data will present in json, like njtransit in the example above

• /api/v1/providers/ HTTP POST method to save a provider. Method accepts JSON in the following format:

  {
      "type": "NJTransit",
      "njtransit": {
        "orig_station_code":"AA",
        "dest_station_code":"AB"
      }
  }

• /api/v1/providers/{UUID} HTTP DELETE method to delete a previously saved provider by UUID.

Networks

Networks are interacting with Omada portal to provide Radio On / Off and Speed Limiting capabilities for Wifi Networks. Rate limiting options are in kilobytes per second and values less than 1 will turn limiting off. The purpose of the networks API is to control home sites, therefore the expectation is that there is only one site and one WLAN. If there are multiple of them, the first one is used.

• GET api/v1/wifis/{ssid} - query radio status and rate limit for ssid

  Returns SSID name, radio flag and rate limits, e.g.

  {
    "ssid": "SSID",
    "radioOn": true,
    "uploadLimit": 1024,
    "DownloadLimit": 0
  }

• PATCH api/v1/wifis/{ssid} - switch radio status for ssid param

  Accepts JSON with any combination of the following request params:

  {
    "radioOn": false,
    "uploadLimit": 1024,
    "DownloadLimit": 0
  }

  Returns SSID name, updated radio state flag, updated rate limits and if wifi state is updated, e.g.

  {
    "ssid": "SSID",
    "radioOn": false,
    "uploadLimit": 1024,
    "DownloadLimit": 0,
    "updated": true
  }