Howto connect to API (v2) using CURL (on linux)

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Hi all,

Here is a script to easily connect to the APIv2.

api.sh:

#!/bin/sh
#CLOUD APIv2
url=https://my.zipato.com:443/zipato-web/v2
#ZIPABOX APIv2 (does not work for me)
#url=http://172.31.17.2:8080/zipato-web/v2
login=<ZIPATO_LOGIN>
password=<ZIPATO_PASSWORD>
echo "##########################################################"
echo "base url = "\"$url\"
echo "login = "\"$login\"
echo "password = "\"$password\"
rm -f cookies init.txt login.txt
echo "##########################################################"
uri="user/init"
echo "REQUEST = "$uri
echo "##########################################################"
curl -is -c cookies "$url/$uri" > init.log
cat init.log ; echo
echo "##########################################################"
nonce=`cat init.log | grep nonce | \
sed -e 's/^[^"]*"nonce"[^"]*"$[^"]*$"[^"]*$/\1/' | tail -n 1`
echo "nonce = "\"$nonce\"
sha=`echo -n $password | sha1sum | awk '{print $1}'`
echo "sha = "\"$sha\"
token=`echo -n $nonce$sha | sha1sum | awk '{print $1}'`
echo "token = "\"$token\"
echo "##########################################################"
uri="user/login?username=${login}&token=${token}"
echo "REQUEST = "$uri
echo "##########################################################"
curl -is -b cookies "$url/$uri" > login.log
cat login.log ; echo
echo "##########################################################"
exit 0

To use it, replace <ZIPATO_LOGIN> and <ZIPATO_PASSWORD> by your login/password and execute the script. It will create 3 files: cookies (the cookies), init.log (the log of the init) and login.log (the log of the login). You can try local APIv2, but it seems nonfunctional.

After you called ./api.sh, you can try :

#GET Endpoints

curl -is -b cookies "https://my.zipato.com:443/zipato-web/v2/endpoints"

#GET Attributes of an Endpoint

curl -is -b cookies "https://my.zipato.com:443/zipato-web/v2/endpoints/<ENDPOIT_UUID>?attributes=true"

#GET The value of an Attribute

curl -is -b cookies "https://my.zipato.com:443/zipato-web/v2/attributes/<ATTRIBUTE_UUID>/value"

#SET The value of an Attribute

curl -is -b cookies -H "Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8" -XPUT -d '{ "value" : "false" }' "https://my.zipato.com:443/zipato-web/v2/attributes/<ATTRIBUTE_UUID>/value"

Cheers !

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Replies (2)

Sebastian Popovic ●

Local connection will work after firmware upgrade. This will happen within a next few days.

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Tom Säll ●

Thanks!

i tried to convert it to powershell and here's a working script in powershell.

$login="user@mail.com"
$password="password"
Function Get-StringHash([String] $String,$HashName = "SHA1")
{
$StringBuilder = New-Object System.Text.StringBuilder
[System.Security.Cryptography.HashAlgorithm]::Create($HashName).ComputeHash([System.Text.Encoding]::UTF8.GetBytes($String))|%{
[Void]$StringBuilder.Append($_.ToString("x2"))
}
$StringBuilder.ToString()
}
$sessioninit=Invoke-RestMethod -uri https://my.zipato.com:443/zipato-web/v2/user/init -SessionVariable sessionvar
$sha1=Get-StringHash $password
$nounce=$sessioninit.nonce
$token1=$nounce+$sha1
$token= (Get-StringHash $token1)
$url="https://my.zipato.com:443/zipato-web/v2/user/login?username="+$login+"&token="+$token
$session= Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $url -WebSession $sessionvar

Example:

Invoke-RestMethod -uri https://my.zipato.com:443/zipato-web/v2/devices -WebSession $sessionvar

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Andreas Moe ●

Excellent, did you get any further? I just started looking at this

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