POSTMAN Collections

ingesting meters using postman the easiest way to start with the amberflo api is by using a postman collection you can create meters, ingest data, and query the data in as little as 5 minutes github repo https //github com/amberflo/api postman https //github com/amberflo/api postman prerequisites postman https //www postman com/downloads/ https //www postman com/downloads/ node js https //docs npmjs com/downloading and installing node js and npm https //docs npmjs com/downloading and installing node js and npm newman postman runtime https //www npmjs com/package/newman https //www npmjs com/package/newman installation download github repo https //github com/amberflo/api postman https //github com/amberflo/api postman (also on the github page) postman instructions import collection /api postman/api tests collection json into postman https //dash readme com/project/amberflo/v1 0/refs/postman for api https //dash readme com/project/amberflo/v1 0/refs/postman for api import environment file /api postman/env prod json into postman set amberflo’s username, password, x api xey, and s3 bucket in prod environment file { 	 "key" "username", 	 "value" "", 	 "enabled" true 	 }, 	 { 	 "key" "password", 	 "value" "", 	 "enabled" true 	 }, 	 { 	 "key" "x api key", 	 "value" "", 	 "enabled" true 	 }, 	 { 	 "key" "s3 bucket", 	 "value" "", 	 "enabled" true 	 } launch runner, select collection and environment file and run