Try an API Method

Try an API Method

To try an API method, you need an API key and you also need to provide any of the mandatory parameters.



API keys are generated in CIS - http://portal.evvos.com 

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Method #1 – Try an API Method Directly on the Developer Portal

Click API and, select a method you wish to try and click the Try it button.

Scroll down and click Send.

In a few milliseconds you will see sensor data in JSON format returned by the API.




In a few ms you will see the result. To see a code sample in any of the available languages, click the HTTP Request drop-down list.



Method #2 – use a REST Client

Navigate to https://insomnia.rest. Download and install Insomnia.

Create new request, select GET and paste the GET URL from the developer portal.

Click Header and fill in Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key and its value (from developer portal PROFILE page). Click Send.

Note: You can also use Insomnia to generate sample code.


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