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OpenAPI Specification
openapi: 3.2.0
info:
title: Spoke Members API
description: 'This is the documentation of the Spoke Public API HTTP endpoints. The Spoke
Public API is a way for you to interact with Spoke products programmatically. # Introduction
The API has a set of HTTP methods to operate on Spoke resources for a specific
team. Currently, Spoke offers no programming SDKs for interacting with the Public
API, but you can implement your own interface by calling the methods documented
on this page. # v1 Migration Guide
If migrating from version 0.2b to v1, please note the following changes. ### General
1. Only `api.spoke.com` should be used for the `v1` API. 2. Webhooks requests will now only contain the `spoke-signature` header. ### Stops
Removals:
| Operation | 0.2b Property | v1 Property | Notes |
| ---------- | ------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| WRITE | `stop.driver` | `stop.allowedDrivers` | Drivers should now be provided as an array of `DriverIds`. |
| READ | `stop.driverIdentifier` | `stop.allowedDrivers` | Drivers will now be returned as an array of `DriverIds`. |
| READ | `stop.allowedDriverIdentifiers` | `stop.allowedDrivers` | Drivers will now be returned as an array of `DriverIds`. |
| READ | `stop.etaNullReason` | `stop.eta.status` | `eta` now has a status property with the same information. |
| READ | `stop.timeAtStopInfoNullReason` | `stop.timeAtStopInfo.status` | `timeAtStopInfo` now has a status property with the same information. |
| READ/WRITE | `stop.circuitClientId` | `stop.clientId` | When creating or reading stops, `circuitClientId` will now be `clientId` |
| READ | `stop.deliveryInfo.arrivedAt` | `timeAtStopInfo.value.arrivedAt` | This property is only available when `timeAtStopInfo.status === ''available''` |
Changes:
1. READ: `stop.eta` is now an object containing both the eta value, and additional metadata about the value. 2. READ: `stop.timeAtStopInfo` structure has changed so that the original properties are now under `timeAtStopInfo.value.*`,
and an additional field `timeAtStopInfo.status` has been added to indicate why the info is not set. ### Plans
Changes:
1. Previously we would allow `Drivers` to be added even if their `Depot` did not match the plan''s `Depot`. This is no longer allowed. Non-matching `Drivers` must now have their `Depot` changed to match the target `Plan`,
or vice versa. 2. `Driver` objects are no longer returned as part of `Plan` endpoint responses. Instead, `DriverIds` are returned and
the associated drivers must be fetched separately (if needed). # Using the API
This section describes how the Spoke API should be used, if you wish to see
example implementations take a look at the API Usage
Examples page. ## Address
The base API address for this version of the API to be used before every
endpoint listed here is: `https://api.spoke.com/public/v1`
Notice the `https://` prefix, Spoke API will **not** accept plain HTTP
requests. ## Authentication
To use Spoke Public API endpoints you will first need to generate an API key
for authenticating with our servers. To do this you need to go to your Spoke Dispatch settings page > Integrations
\> API, and generate a new key there. Once you have the API key you can use it in the `Authorization` header
either using the Basic scheme, or as a Bearer token. ### Basic Auth
Basic Authentication is the primary authentication scheme used
by Spoke''s API. Basic authentication typically uses a base64 encoded `username:password`
pair, but since we only require an API key we instead structure the payload as `[yourApiKey]:[empty]`. This
value is then base64 encoded as usual. Example with `curl`:
```bash
curl "https://api.spoke.com/public/v1/plans" -u yourApiKey:
```
If you did everything correctly you should see a list of your team''s plans in response
to this request.'
version: v1
servers:
- url: https://api.spoke.com/public/v1
security:
- BasicAuth: []
tags:
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# Full source: https://artifacts.apis.io/getcircuit-com/openapi/getcircuit-com-members-api-openapi.yml