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Raw IoT Data API

Overview of Navixy Raw IoT Data API.

The Navixy Raw IoT Data API is for developers and data engineers who need access to raw data from GPS and telematics devices. It extracts unprocessed data with high granularity, which supports detailed analysis and customized solutions. Use it to retrieve data for applications such as analytics, reporting, and data science.

Overview

The structure of the Raw IoT Data API is mostly similar to the Backend API. If you're familiar with the basics of the user API, you will find this API intuitive and easy to work with. The Raw IoT Data API provides methods to access raw, unprocessed data from your connected devices.

Time frame limits

The Raw IoT Data API allows you to request raw data for periods ranging from one to several months, depending on your plan restrictions. The maximum time frame for data retrieval is determined by your subscription plan, with a common limit for lower tiers being 30 days from the current date. Data stored beyond this period cannot be requested through the Raw IoT Data API.

Base URL

Raw IoT Data API resides in the dwh subsection of the API URL and does not belong to backend APIv2. You need to determine the URL to API calls like this:

  • https://api.eu.navixy.com/dwh/v1 for the European Navixy ServerMate platform.

  • https://api.us.navixy.com/dwh/v1 for the American Navixy ServerMate platform.

  • https://api.me.navixy.com/dwh/v1 for the Middle East Navixy ServerMate platform.

For example, to make raw data readings API request in the European Navixy ServerMate, you need to use this URL:

https://api.eu.navixy.com/dwh/v1/tracker/raw_data/read

Authentication and authorization

Authentication

Authentication is handled by the Backend API.

Authorization

Requests to the Raw IoT Data API are made using a user session hash or API key. It can be passed as the Authorization HTTP header with the NVX auth scheme or within a -d (data) command.

Example:

Response format

Depending on the API request, responses can be in application/json or text/csv content types.

Errors

Errors are distinguished by HTTP status codes (>= 400) and follow RFC 7807.

Example:

Common error types

  • errors/default/bad-request - Causes: missing or invalid parameter value.

  • errors/default/unauthorized - Causes: missing Authorization header or credentials are insufficient or expired.

Date/time formats

The API uses date/time formats according to ISO 8601. For detailed information on date/time formats and examples, refer to Raw Data Request - Specifying Time Frame.

Examples

Example of getting inputs

This example shows how to use the get_inputs method to retrieve available metering inputs and state fields of a device.

Example of reading Raw IoT Data

This example shows how to use the read method to fetch parsed raw data values received from tracking devices and decoded by the Navixy platform.

With the Navixy Raw IoT Data API, developers and data engineers can access and analyze detailed raw data from their GPS and telematics devices.

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Raw IoT Data

Endpoint
Method
What it does

POST

Get available device attributes

POST

Export parsed raw data

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