This is a generic REST API that interfaces with a PiFace board attached to a RaspberryPi.

• Raspberry PI and PiFace module.

• PHP 5.4+
• Apache with mod_rewrite enabled
• PHP SPI extension: https://github.com/frak/php_spi

1. git clone https://github.com/natefanaro/piface_rest.git
2. cd piface_rest
3. curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php
4. php composer.phar install
5. Point apache to piface_rest/public_html

• Makke sure apache allows .htaccess files

• GET /input/
• GET /led/
• GET /output/
• GET /relay/
• GET /switch/

Returns the status of all devices in that category. The response object contains an indexed array. That is pin => state.

Example

curl http://raspberrypi.local/api/output
{"status":"200","response":[1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}

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• GET /input/:input
• GET /led/:led
• GET /output/:output
• GET /relay/:relay
• GET /switch/:switch

Returns the status of one device. The response object contains the value of the device (either 0 or 1).

Example

curl http://raspberrypi.local/api/output/1
{"status":"200","response":1}

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• GET /led/:led/:value
• GET /output/:output/:value
• GET /relay/:relay/:value

Sets the value of one device. Value can either be 0 or 1, The response object contains the new value of the device.

Example

curl http://raspberrypi.local/api/output/1/0
{"status":"200","response":0}

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• GET /led/test/

Blinks the leds on and off in a pattern.

Status codes mirror http status codes.

200 Success

{"status":"200","response":1}

404 Unknown endpoint. This could mean a bad path or you accessed a device that does not exist. (ie: led 40)

{"status":"404","message":"Route not found"}

500 Exception or other error. The code and message are returned.

{"status":"500","exception":{"code":8,"message":"Undefined offset: -1"}}