Interfaz JSON La interfaz JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) provee métodos para administración remota de su sistema Blue Iris. Es la pasarela que se usa por las aplicaciones cliente de móvil, incluyendo las diseñadas para dispositivos iOS (iPhone e iPad) y Android. También será usada por la nueva generación de páginas web que permitirán acceder a Blue Iris con seguridad adicional. El contenido siguiente se ofrece exclusivamente en inglés para fines de desarrollo. For a description of JSON, see http://www.json.org/. It's simply a block of text which is sent by HTTP-POST to the Blue Iris web server page /json. Blue Iris will respond with a JSON formatted response (content-type application/json). Each JSON object sent to Blue Iris should have a "cmd" value, for example, "cmd":"login". Additional values will depend upon the type of command sent. Here's an example command and response in full JSON format: {"cmd":"login"} {"result":"fail","session":"182c8a04f7d4ab042ff8e4a2"}
Following are the available commands: alertlist Get a list of alert images from the Alerts folder camera: a camera's short name or a group name; "index" will return alerts from all cameras startdate: expressed as the integer number of seconds since January 1, 1970 reset: if true, will erase all alerts from the alerts folder. The returned data value is an array of JSON objects each describing a camera or a camera group. For each of these objects, the following values are defined: camera: the camera or group name jpeg: the JPEG image filename as found in the Alerts folder path: the part of the absolute file path that follows the New clips folder path; if there are no subfolders, this is simply \ and the filename. offset: the number of kilobytes (for BVR files) or milliseconds (for other formats) into the file at which the alert occurred flags: the following flags are defined: 1: the offset is in time (milliseconds) 2: the alert was triggered by the motion detector 4: the camera was in a no-signal state at the time of the alert 8: the alert was triggered by an audio event 16: the alert was triggered by an external source such as DIO, JSON command, or manual trigger
date: file creation date, expressed as the integer number of seconds since January 1, 1970 color: 24-bit RGB value (red least significant) representing the camera's display color
camconfig Get (and optionally set) the state of many camera properties: reset:true reset the camera enable:true or false enable or disable the camera pause:n sends a pause command, and returns a value in seconds -1: pause indefinitely 0: un-pause 1..3: add 30 seconds, 1 minute, 1 hour to the pause time
motion:true or false enable or disable the motion detector schedule:true or false enable or disable the camera's custom schedule ptzcycle:true or false enable or disable the preset-cycle feature ptzevents:true or false enable or disable the PTZ event schedule alerts:n sets the corresponding alert function record:n sets the corresponding record function
camlist Returns a list of cameras on the system ordered by group. Cameras not belonging to any group are shown beneath the "all cameras" group. Disabled cameras are placed at the end of the list. reset: send a value of true for this argument to reset the statistics for the cameras.
data is an array of objects (note the [] surrounding a JSON array), each describing a camera or a camera group. For each of these objects, the following values are defined: optionsDisplay: the camera or group name optionsValue: the camera or group short name, used for other requests and commands requiring a camera short name FPS: the current number of frames/second delivered from the camera color: 24-bit RGB value (red least significant) representing the camera's display color clipsCreated: the number of clips created since the camera stats were last reset isAlerting: true or false; currently sending an alert isEnabled: true or false isOnline true or false isMotion: true or false isNoSignal: true or false isPaused: true or false isTriggered: true or false isRecording: true or false isYellow: true or false; the yellow caution icon profile: the camera's currently active profile, or as overridden by the global schedule or the UI profile buttons. ptz: is PTZ supported, true or false audio: is audio supported, true or false width: width of the standard video frame height: height of the standard video frame nTriggers: number of trigger events since last reset nNoSignal: number of no signal events since last reset nClips: number of no recording events since last reset
cliplist Get a list of clips from the New folder camera: a camera's short name or a group name; "index" will return clips from all cameras startdate: expressed as the integer number of seconds since January 1, 1970 enddate: expressed as the integer number of seconds since January 1, 1970 tiles: true or false; true to send only 1 entry per day in order to mark tiles on the calendar The returned data value is an array of JSON objects each describing a camera or a camera group. For each of these objects, the following values are defined: camera: the camera or group name path: the part of the absolute file path that follows the New clips folder path; if there are no subfolders, this is simply \ and the filename. date: file creation date, expressed as the integer number of seconds since January 1, 1970 color: 24-bit RGB value (red least significant) representing the camera's display color
log Get a list of the status log entries, an array of objects: date: expressed as the integer number of seconds since January 1, 1970 level: severity, 0=info, 1=warn, 2=error obj: object name msg: the text of the log entry
login Blue Iris will respond with a "result" value of "fail' and a "session" value. Respond with this session value combined with a userid and password and MD5 hash encoded as follows: response = MD5( "userid:session:password" ) {"cmd":"login","session":"182c8a04f7d4ab042ff8e4a2","response":"response"} There are additional login values supported in order to identify a mobile device: uuid: a unique identifier token: a code used to send push notifications devicename: a description of the device devicetype: for example, "iOS"
if a correct response is received, Blue Iris will respond: {"result":"success","data":{"system name":"your system name"}} For all other commands, you must supply a valid "session" value as supplied by the login command.
logout If you were successfully logged-in, you will receive {"result":"success"}
ptz Operate a camera's PTZ functionality camera: a camera's short name button: this value determines the PTZ operation performed: 0: Pan left 1: Pan right 2: Tilt up 3: Tilt down 4: Center or home (if supported by camera) 5: Zoom in 6: Zoom out 8..10: Power mode, 50, 60, or outdoor 11..26: Brightness 0-15 27..33: Contrast 0-6 34..35: IR on, off 101..120: Go to preset position 1..20
updown: send a value of 1 to indicate that a complementary "stop" event will follow; send 0 otherwise and the camera will be moved for a preset duration
status Get (and optionally set) the state of the traffic signal icon, active global profile as well as the schedule's hold/run state: signal: a single digit 0 for red, 1 for green, 2 for yellow. profile: a single digit 0-7 for the profile number to set; or -1 to change the hold/run state. This functions the same it does on the local UI, so sending a profile change a second time will set the schedule to it's "hold" state. dio: the state of a DIO output. An array of 0's and 1's is returned, or you may set a particular value by sending an object with: output: an output number 0-7 force: true or false msec: the number of milliseconds to hold the output enabled if force is not specified.
play: play a sound file from the application Sounds folder.
The follow values are also returned: lock: the state of the schedule run/hold button: 0 for run, 2 for temp, 1 for hold clips: a text value describing the number of clips in the New and Stored folders along with disc usage statistics warnings: the number of new warnings since the log command was last used alerts: the number of new alerts since the alerts command was last used cpu: the server's CPU usage overall (not just Blue Iris) expressed as a percentage. mem: a string representation of the Blue Iris process memory usage uptime: a string representation of the time in days:hours:minutes:seconds that Blue Iris has been running
sysconfig Get and set system configuration settings. Admin access required. archive (output and optionally input): enable web archival schedule (output and optionally input): enable the global schedule
trigger Trigger the motion sensor on a specific camera. Admin access required. Additional required values: camera: a valid and enabled camera short name.
|