share your entire code.
I resolved It. There was missing a backslash (/) between String(THING_ID ) + String(SENSOR_ID) right is it String(THING_ID ) + / + String(SENSOR_ID)
String get = “https://cayenne.mydevices.com/cayenne/api/cayenneapi/history/” + String(caydev) + “/” + String(caysen) + “?type=latest”;
Thank You very much for Your help!!!
good catch. glad to hear it is working now.
Hi, I’m trying to use a REST call to send a message to the Cayenne MQTT. I looked at the API docs on Cayenne Docs a while back, and there’s a method to do it. Now it’s deprecated, and I can’t find updated/new docs anywhere.
Can someone post a link to the REST Api documentation?
there is no new docs as cayenne rest API is no longer going to be supported.
@shramik_salgaonkar thanks for the reply. So is there a way to communicate with the devices (get status, turn on something, etc) through Cayenne?
there is no way to do it.
I am not clear about what actually got decommissioned. The “data fetching” aspect of REST-API seems to still be working fine, just with new server names and syntax to get the data.
I updated github with a new excel spreadsheet that will fetch data into the spreadsheet for further analysis or presentation.
Another change I noticed was that some of my mqtt devices failed. I have several devices that only switch on a couple times per day, and send 1 event. But when one device switched on, it would knock off another device that was sending regularly. Is there new limits on number of devices?
Also confused about the Cayenne brand vs the IOT in a Box brand. The Helium guy seemed to be talking about Cayenne, rather than IOT in a Box ???
For the MQTT issue, are you using the same clientID and password for multiple devices?