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    MangoEs or TRUNK which one?

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      LilControler
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      is there a trunk that is used to pull data or talks to other then communicates to the front end ( computer).

      is the MANGO ES the same as a truck or could I pull data point off a lan ip address?

      Reading the Mango ES literature states its a computer and connection in one.

      I would like to start with a couple of points, like temperature and air pressure.

      Thanks,

      I want to learn from you and i will teach in return.

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      • Woody BeverleyW
        Woody Beverley @LilControler
        last edited by

        Have a look at our REST API in our Documentation and in this forum Mango API And Dashboards

        -WoodyB

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          LilControler
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          Got it. Is there a cheaper version i can play with? I'm in the testing and learning phase so the price for the ES model is a bit steep for me.

          Is there a tutorial to connect to things around the house like NEST and BELKIN lights?

          thank you for you replies and support.

          I want to learn from you and i will teach in return.

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            phildunlap
            last edited by phildunlap

            Mango's free version enables up to 20 data points. You would probably also not want to use the NoSql module in a free system.

            I haven't personally tried to connect to a NEST device, but some searching makes it look like it would take some effort. It may be possible with the HTTP Retriever, but if not it may require either a Firebase4J integration or some interesting solution utilizing another API: https://www.firebase.com/docs/rest/quickstart.html

            Belkin's API doesn't seem too readily available... I didn't sign up to enter their documentation. There is a 3rd party Python implementation, it appears.

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