Newest data api for hydroponics.
This API is meant to be used as part of a scalable automated hydroponics system for Olin College.
It's purpose is to hold information on all gardens and their associated sensors/actuators, as well as configurations (ex. what actuators should trigure at what times). It will also serve as a history log for all sensor readings/actuator actions that actually took place.
It will mainly interact with mother nature, which processes configurations into simpler commands to send to sensors and actuators, and saffron a frontend dashboard to display garden statuses.
Hydrangea is deployed at https://hydrangea.kaz.farm. The api is currently secured behind an API key, so going to this URL will result in a 403 error. To view hydrangea provide the x-api-key header when making requests.
To view a list of all the routes and supported methods, install ModHeader so that you can modify the https headers on your browser: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/modheader-modify-http-hea/idgpnmonknjnojddfkpgkljpfnnfcklj. Next add the x-api-key header to your browser, and navigate to https://hydrangea.kaz.farm/docs. This will show you the swagger docs for our API and allow you to try out requests.
This app is deployed as an aws lambda function. This lambda function is called whenever an API gateway call is made. For instructions on this setup and further information see this tutorial.
The latest code will be uploaded to our lambda function whenever a new tagged release is created in github.
To contribute, please read CONTRIBUTE.md