bt.tn API Connecting the bttn to your server

bt.tn provides two ways for your servers to respond to bttn presses:

  • The bttn HTTP action lets you configure a webhook URL that the bt.tn server will call whenever the bttn is pressed. The webhook URL can be static or you can use the bt.tn REST API to register a dynamic webhook URL. The bttn HTTP action has support for all the common HTTP methods, formats and options, so making webhook calls to your existing REST API is easy.

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  • The bt.tn REST API lets you read information about bttns and bttn presses. This method suits best non-real time applications that fetch bttn press information on demand. You can choose to use Api-Keys for authenticated REST API access or to publish your bttn data to every bt.tn REST API user.

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