New Endpoints

Enhancement

Roles Management is now available via the API, enabling streamlined user management through role-based permissions. This feature allows you to group permissions into roles and assign them to users more efficiently.

This week, we will begin deprecating the use of query parameters for requesting access tokens via https://auth.eagleeyenetworks.com/oauth2/token. Going forward, all OAuth implementations must send sensitive information in the request body. In accordance with the OAuth 2.0 authorization framework, the content type for this request should be set to application/x-www-form-urlencoded.

Files can now be uploaded to the archive storage. This can be accomplished by using the POST method added to the /files endpoint. In the request body, you'll need to include the name of the file with the file extension included. Optionally, you can include the directory parameter to specify the folder where the file will be uploaded or the mimeType parameter to explicitly specify the file type.

Video Exports can now be initiated and tracked via the API. We've also added an export player for de-warping media recorded by cameras with fisheye or panoramic lenses. You can find this new tool at https://exportplayer.eagleeyenetworks.com/.

You can now use natural language to search through your collection of retained video footage using only the API. Locate objects, vehicles, or individuals simply by describing their appearance.

• Vehicle Surveillance Package API including three APIs ( LPR Events, LPR Rules, and LPR Vehicle Lists) have been added to the API.
• A guide about the Vehicle Surveillance Package Package have been added to the Guide section.

• Audio Push HTTP possibility is added to the /feeds API. This feature allows sending audio via a mic to a speaker associated with a camera.
• A guide for Audio Push via HTTP is added to the guide section.

• A video guide demonstrating the steps for creating a new application and client credentials has been added to the Client Credentials guide.