Controlling appliance module thru windows (command line)

[tgauchat (ActionTiles.com co-founder Terry @ActionTiles; GitHub: @cosmicpuppy)]

@swindmiller

Stupid question, is that url tied to that SmartApp? In other words if I were to delete that app would the endpoint url still work?Would I create an app specifically to get the endpoint urls?I know nothing about OAuth (the first time I heard of it was through ST) but am learning.

No questions are stupid. Well… some questions might be, but, regardlesss…

1. Is that url tied to that SmartApp? YES

2. In other words if I were to delete that app would the endpoint url still work? NO

3. Would I create an app specifically to get the endpoint urls? YES
   There was a time that all your Devices would have a default Endpoint with no SmartApp required, but I think that feature no longer exists (for enhanced security reasons). No big deal. Search for ThingLayer (linked below) for a SmartApp that seems to create endpoints for nearly everything!

4. I know nothing about OAuth (the first time I heard of it was through ST) but am learning.
   Same here… Luckily the Documentation is updated on this and there are some good examples (but, NB: the process has changed recently to meet enhanced specifications, so be sure to reference “current” examples).

ThingLayer: An open source real-time web interface for IoT

Continuing the discussion from Enhanced Web Interface Demo: As promised I have opened the source for ThingLayer. You will need to install the ThingLayer SmartApp and configure it to send data your own firebase instance which can be found here. You will need to edit a single line at the very end with the name of your firebase instance.