Adafruit IO MCP by usefulapi

WRITE: create a new, empty feed (private by default), optionally inside an existing group. Adds a feed only; it does not change or delete anything existing, and fails if the name is taken. POST /feeds.

One dashboard by key. GET /dashboards/{dashboard_key}.

One stored data point of a feed by its id. GET /feeds/{feed_key}/data/{id}.

One feed by key: name, description, unit, visibility, last value, status settings and the groups it belongs to. GET /feeds/{feed_key}.

Aggregated chart data for a feed: values sliced by resolution minutes over the last hours (or a start/end range), using avg, sum, min, max, val or val_count. Good for trends without downloading every point. GET /feeds/{feed_key}/data/chart.

A feed with its details block: first and last data point and the number of stored points. GET /feeds/{feed_key}/details.

One group by key with its feeds. GET /groups/{group_key}.

The most recent data point of a feed (value, location, created_at). GET /feeds/{feed_key}/data/last.

The account's data rate limit (data-record modifications per minute: 30 on free accounts, 60 on Plus) and the current active data rate. Check it before publishing many points. GET /api/v2/{username}/throttle.

The Adafruit IO account this key belongs to: id, name, username, time zone, created/updated times, plus the data rate limit when reported. GET /api/v2/user.

The account's activity log (feed/data/dashboard changes), optionally within a time range. GET /activities.

The blocks (widgets: gauges, toggles, charts, sliders...) of a dashboard with their feeds, position and properties. Integration secrets in properties are removed. GET /dashboards/{dashboard_key}/blocks.

List the account's dashboards with key, name, description and visibility. GET /dashboards.

Data points of a feed (max 1000 per call). Newest first, except that with start_time the API returns the oldest page after that time. Filter by time range and limit; to read further back call again with the reply's next_page_args (the same filters plus before). GET /feeds/{feed_key}/data.

List all of the account's feeds with key, name, description, unit, visibility, enabled flag, last value and last update. GET /feeds.

List the account's groups (named sets of feeds) with their feeds. GET /groups.

WRITE: publish one data point (a value) to a feed. This can drive REAL DEVICES: anything subscribed to the feed (relays, motors, lights, heaters, locks, dashboard toggles) will receive and may act on the value, and it cannot be undone from here. Only publish a value the user has asked for. Counts against the account's data rate limit (30 per minute on free accounts, 60 on Plus). POST /feeds/{feed_key}/data.