gama.io API

Schema 1 PSQL:

Table api_owners - Users who own any number of API Apps, linked to specific django user:
cols: id, name, email, user_id
	id - int, ai
	name - char, name of the user
	email - char, email address of the user
	user_id - m2o SK users.id, user id of django user

Table api_apps - The Application that will be using the API:
cols: id, apikey, name, description, owner_id, callback_uri, website, settings
	id - int, ai
	apikey - char (256)
	name - char, name of the application
	description - char, short description
	owner_id - m2o SK api_owners.id, owner of the application
	callback_uri - char, optional, where to send results of polling in JSON format. If unset, the device has to check in with the API. If set, the API can check in with the device (via heartbeats) as well as the device checking in with the API
	website - char, optional, website describing the project
	settings - text json, can turn on/off sensors, GPS_polling frequency, heartbeat frequency, etc

api_heartbeat - The API will send heartbeat commands if enabled in api_apps.settings and callback_uri is valid and accepting JSON requests:
cols: id, api_id, time_sent, time_rcvd, latency, data
	id - int, ai
	api_id - o2m SK api_apps.id
	time_sent - datetime, the unix timestamp the server sends the heartbeat ping (preferably kept in check with GPS or other high accuraacy RTC)
	time_rcvd - datetime, the unix timestamp the server receives the response
	latency - long, the number of ms between time_sent and time_rcvd
	data - text json, data that the API sends to the device. This can be used to apply settings immedietly or trigger events in the device
	enabled - Bool, whether or not it should send the heartbeat