Web API Example: Manage PIN-Codes for your Nuki Keypad

[Stephan (Stephan Lendl)]

@creak

As I unterstand the documentation, you must provide all values even if you just setting the timewindow.

At least the allowedFromDate has to be set to time restrict an authorization.

@Tom_Anakyn

The Web-Platform don’t show it.

If you are reffering to Nuki Web: User data is only synced to the Nuki Web once per day (bc authorizations are always directly stored on the Smart Lock and not on our servers), so if you created a user and later changed the rights for it that would explain this. (But you should see the changes today.)

Some more detailed examples on how to set different restrictions can be found in this topic:

Web API Example: Renting a classroom / rehearsel space

You can use our API to directly push bookings from a calendar per day. (Note: It is not possible to enable several different time windows for one day at once atm!) Authenticate See Authentification. Use the access token as e.g. ACCESS_TOKEN. Preliminary Remarks Even if you just want to have keys valid for some hours a day the allowedFromDate has to be set to restrict an authentication to specific times and dates! allowedUntilDate should also be set to avoid unwanted valid keys in the future,…

And, yes, curl on Windows is tricky. I use the Ubuntu bash (Ubuntu on Windows - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store) on Windows. E.g. Lynx should also work fine for testing, if you want to use a (minimal) browser.