As an HTTP client, I can push data to an HTM model in a RESTful way

[rhyolight]

• PUT /models/<id>: push data to model identified by <id>
  • body [JSON]: data to push to model instance
  • returns [JSON]: response object with same structure as the NuPIC OPF ModelResponse object.

If model does not exist, return 404. Success should return 200. Errors should return non-200 response status codes.

Depends on #5.

[fergalbyrne]

Should also return an error if overwriting a timestep which has been already processed. Specify such semantic errors in this thread.

[rhyolight]

@fergalbyrne See #12.

[rhyolight]

@JonnoFTW I'm thinking maybe the POST body for this one containing the data should just be a CSV string instead of JSON. Would be simpler and lighter. What do you think?

[JonnoFTW]

JSON makes sure that you don't get the field order messed up. The model doesn't know what order the fields are going to appear in and this will complicate making a model, so I'd probably suggest sticking with JSON, unless you want to encode them form data.

[rhyolight]

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