[Enhancement] REST API to get all configured locations?

[kiwiandroiddev]

Hi,

I wondered if there could be a new API for retrieving the list of all configured locations for a group on a server?

Something like GET /locations?group=my_group that returns:

{
   "message":"Correctly found locations.",
   "success":true,
   "locations":["bed bath", "bedroom", "car", "dining"]
}

It seems that this data can be obtained by appropriating the existing /location call for some known user, but not without getting a lot of extra irrelevant data too (signal strengths) which isn't ideal for mobile clients.

[schollz]

Your right, I avoided this since I figured folks would do as you suggest. I can certainly add, it's easy. Ill put it up later this week!

[TilBlechschmidt]

It would also be great if the location array could contain some metadata like the amount of stored fingerprints for each location.

[schollz]

@TheMegaTB @kiwiandroiddev

I've added it now, see if this will work for you: https://www.internalpositioning.com/api/#get-locations

It's live now, but I can still make modifications.

[TilBlechschmidt]

Just out of curiosity, how is the accuracy calculated?
(I want to display some kind of progress bar for learning and am searching for the best way to do it)

[TilBlechschmidt]

@schollz thanks for the quick implementation of that feature! One more thing that prevents it from being used though is the missing Cross-Origin resource sharing header. Please have a look at #148 for the details.

[schollz]

@TheMegaTB The accuracy is calculated for the Naive Bayes implementation - it uses cross validation against a sequestered test set against the set used for learning. Its useful for figuring out which places aren't learned well.

[TilBlechschmidt]

It should be noted that newly learned locations are not returned by /locations right after learning and instead it requires a call to the /calculate endpoint for the location to show up.

[schollz]

Thanks, I updated the docs with that note