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EnergyCAP Online
JSON REST-based API
Presented by Ryan Booz, BEP

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What is an API?
Application Programming Interface
A defined way of using an application’s
functionality outside of the application itself
The predominant method of getting data
with mobile applications
Not a standard, but is composed of
standards

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Popular Examples: Google Maps

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Popular Examples: Twitter

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Popular Examples: Facebook

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Popular Examples: Netflix

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Popular Examples: Pinterest

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REST
Representational State Transfer
Use native HTTP protocol/statuses as the
method for communicating
Focus is on the specific objects rather
than specific functions
Objects accessed directly by URI

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EnergyCAP API Goals
Develop an API that we would enjoy using
(because we will)
Assume (almost) all future EnergyCAP
development will utilize the API

©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com
EnergyCAP API Goals
Include enough META information to be
helpful while still staying REST-ful
When it makes sense, REST is not god.
We can provide more coupled services on
rare occurrences

©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com
EnergyCAP API Goals
Most GET APIs will allow:
Querying
Filtering
Documentation will be a requirement of
the development process
Documented APIs are supported,
undocumented APIs are not

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EnergyCAP API V2
In most cases, V2 is our first, 100%
supported API version
Limited V1 APIs will be supported as we
move everything to V2
V2 brings consistency in requests and
responses, permissions and technology

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Example: Buildings
REST: (the new way)
http://server/api/v2/place
VERB=GET
Headers control content-type
Any browser or development tool can use
REST services without additional plugins

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Example: Place
{ “Data": [
{ "placeID": 1,
"placeCode": “RADNOROFFICE",
"placeInfo": “Radnor Office",
"parentID": 4,
"createdBy": 5,
"createdDate": "2014-04-28T12:31:41.7184412-04:00",
"modifiedBy": 7,
"modifiedDate": "2014-04-28T12:31:41.7194622-04:00",
"placeTypeID": 9,
"PlaceType": {
"placeTypeID": 3,
"placeTypeCode": “OFFICE",
"placeTypeInfo": “Office Building“
} ]
}

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Example: Place
All Places: (GET)
http://server/api/v2/place
Specific Places: (GET)
http://server/api/v2/place/1234
Create Places: (POST)
http://server/api/v2/place

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Example: Place
Update Place: (PUT)
http://server/api/v2/place/1234
Delete Place: (DELETE)
http://server/api/v2/place/1234

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Public vs. Private API
The EnergyCAP Public API will be a
subset of our internal, private API
You will NOT be able to do everything
through the API

©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com
Public vs. Private API
Public API will be documented and
available through common URL
When you have EnergyCAP 3.2 or greater,
you have access to the SUPPORTED API

©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com
Public vs. Private API
Once someone incorporates an API into
their business process, we must provide
support until it is properly deprecated
Data “objects” and some processors are
the first priority
Data-centric, not UI
You cannot request a chart image through
the API

©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com
Access
http://server/api/docs

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Demo

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Questions
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EnergyCAP Online JSON REST-based API

1. EnergyCAP Online JSON REST-based API Presented by Ryan Booz, BEP

2. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com What is an API? Application Programming Interface A defined way of using an application’s functionality outside of the application itself The predominant method of getting data with mobile applications Not a standard, but is composed of standards

8. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com REST Representational State Transfer Use native HTTP protocol/statuses as the method for communicating Focus is on the specific objects rather than specific functions Objects accessed directly by URI

9. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com EnergyCAP API Goals Develop an API that we would enjoy using (because we will) Assume (almost) all future EnergyCAP development will utilize the API

10. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com EnergyCAP API Goals Include enough META information to be helpful while still staying REST-ful When it makes sense, REST is not god. We can provide more coupled services on rare occurrences

11. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com EnergyCAP API Goals Most GET APIs will allow: Querying Filtering Documentation will be a requirement of the development process Documented APIs are supported, undocumented APIs are not

12. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com EnergyCAP API V2 In most cases, V2 is our first, 100% supported API version Limited V1 APIs will be supported as we move everything to V2 V2 brings consistency in requests and responses, permissions and technology

13. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com Example: Buildings REST: (the new way) http://server/api/v2/place VERB=GET Headers control content-type Any browser or development tool can use REST services without additional plugins

14. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com Example: Place { “Data": [ { "placeID": 1, "placeCode": “RADNOROFFICE", "placeInfo": “Radnor Office", "parentID": 4, "createdBy": 5, "createdDate": "2014-04-28T12:31:41.7184412-04:00", "modifiedBy": 7, "modifiedDate": "2014-04-28T12:31:41.7194622-04:00", "placeTypeID": 9, "PlaceType": { "placeTypeID": 3, "placeTypeCode": “OFFICE", "placeTypeInfo": “Office Building“ } ] }

15. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com Example: Place All Places: (GET) http://server/api/v2/place Specific Places: (GET) http://server/api/v2/place/1234 Create Places: (POST) http://server/api/v2/place

17. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com Public vs. Private API The EnergyCAP Public API will be a subset of our internal, private API You will NOT be able to do everything through the API

18. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com Public vs. Private API Public API will be documented and available through common URL When you have EnergyCAP 3.2 or greater, you have access to the SUPPORTED API

19. ©2014 EnergyCAP, Inc. ▪ @energycap ▪ www.EnergyCAP.com Public vs. Private API Once someone incorporates an API into their business process, we must provide support until it is properly deprecated Data “objects” and some processors are the first priority Data-centric, not UI You cannot request a chart image through the API

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