Using the Bruno Collection

Bruno

The repository comes with a Bruno collection of HTTP requests to assist in development and testing of the project, located in the .bruno folder of the repository. This guide assumes you've already cloned the repository to your computer via git or extracted archive

Setting up the Bruno collection

1. Download and install Bruno

2. Open the .bruno folder from the repository as a Bruno collection.

3. Configure the default environment with your email and password. Save, but leave open as you'll need to add more values. !IMPORTANT: If your password is longer than 25 characters, truncate your password to 25 characters. This is your actual password on their back-end.

4. Run the "Login" request. Make note of the appId field; This is your USER_ID. Update the environment accordingly (just the number; no quotations).

5. Run the "Get Device List" request. This will return a list of all controllers you have associated with your account. Make note of the devId field; This is either DEVICE_ID for 69 series controllers or AI_DEVICE_ID for AI series controllers. Update the environment accordingly (just the number; no quotations). If you have more than one controller, make sure you're using the device id of the controller you wish to inspect. You can define both DEVICE_ID and AI_DEVICE_ID if you have at least one of each controller type. The example below uses an AI Controller.

6. You should now be configured to run the remaining calls in the collection.