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Account Management endpoints

functionality method endpoint
create account PUT
edit account PUT /account/<id>
remove account DELETE
edit account owner PUT /account/<id>/user/<id>/owner
log in and authenticate POST /account/#
create embed credentials GET /account/credential/<net-id>/embed
delete embed credentials DELETE /account/credential/<net-id>/embed
service agreement status GET /account/service_agreement
agree to service agreement PUT /account/service_agreement
get audit logs GET /account/<id>/auditlogs

create account

create account is currently a restricted API and is not documented here at this time.

edit account

PUT /account/<id>

Edit account information.

example request

PUT https://api-v2.cloudtrax.com/account/123

example input
{
	"name" : "new account name"
}
output

HTTP 200

example output
{
}

remove account

remove account is currently a restricted API and is not documented here at this time.

edit account owner

PUT /account/<id>/user/<id>/owner

Edit the account owner.

example request

PUT https://api-v2.cloudtrax.com/account/123/user/2/owner

example input
{
}
output

HTTP 200

example output
{
}

log in

POST /account/#

Allow a user to log in using a username and password. These are passed in via , and an account or network key and secret are returned. This endpoint requires use of an application key (see the CloudTrax API document).

example request

POST https://api.cloudtrax.com/account/#

example input
{
	"username" : "joe_blow",
	"password" : "my-beloved-dead-dog-rufus"
}
output

Returns a key and secret or an appropriate error. The "expire" field if successful is a Unix timestamp.

example output
{
  "key": "e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855",
  "secret": "0032665e503e866e331408bdb1edf02041abc53d21f6b9d70ce4495bee1de31d",
  "expire": 2145916800,
  "type": "master",
  "type_value": "BerlinCloudtrax",
  "read_only": 0,
  "last_network_name": "open mesh office lamai beach",
  "last_network_id": 92200
}

create embed credentials

GET /account/credential/<network id>/embed

Create 'embed' user credentials for a specific network. Returns a key and secret which provide limited access to sections of the CloudTrax Dashboard for embedding on a local website. The returned key and secret can be pasted into the HTML snippet that is accessible via the Dashboard's "External embeds" section under "Configure::Display".

example request

GET https://api.cloudtrax.com/account/credential/12989/embed

example output
{
  "key": "e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855",
  "secret": "0032665e503e866e331408bdb1edf02041abc53d21f6b9d70ce4495bee1de31d" 
}

delete embed credentials

DELETE /account/credential/<network id>/embed

Delete a previously created embed credential.

example request

DELETE https://api.cloudtrax.com/account/credential/12989/embed

output

Code 14001 will be returned on a successful deletion; 14002 if the deletion failed.

example output
{
	"code": 14001,
	"message": "Deletion of key/secret succeeded.",
	"context": "account",
	"details": "",
	"values": {
	}
}

service agreement status

GET /account/service_agreement

Check if an account or network keyholder has agreed to Open-Mesh's latest service agreement. Log in as either an account or network user to do so.

example request

GET https://api.cloudtrax.com/account/service_agreement

output

The returned JSON package will indicate either "valid" : true or "valid" : false.

example output
{ 
	"valid" : true
}

agree to service agreement

PUT /account/service_agreement

Agree to a service agreement. Note that no JSON structure is required for this endpoint.

example request

PUT https://api.cloudtrax.com/account/service_agreement

output

Code 1009 is returned on success.

example output
{
	"code": 1009,
	"message": "Success.",
	"context": "service_agreement_put",
	"details": "",
	"values": {

	}
}

get audit logs

GET /account/<id>/auditlogs

Get a list of audit events. Audit events are a select set of fields that have changed for the specified account.

example request

GET https://api-v2.cloudtrax.com/account/123/auditlogs

example input
{
}
output

HTTP 200

example output
{
	"log_events":[
		{
			"event_id":"abc",
			"date":"2017-06-09T00:00:00Z",
			"remote_address":"192.168.1.1",
			"account_id":123,
			"user_id":1,
			"user_email":"foo@bar.com",
			"support":false, /* audit event spawned by a support person, not a normal user */
			"network_id":456,
			"network_name":"foo wifi",
			"user_action":"create",
			"target_type":"network",
			"target_id":"456",
			"fields":[
				{
					"field":"ssid.1.wifi_name",
					"old_value":"old foo wifi",
					"new_value":"new foo wifi"
				}
			]
		}
	]
}