The Everactive Edge Platform lets you integrate the data collected and reported by Everactive sensors into your own industrial applications.

We can recommend some tools and open source projects that we love, to help you work with the platform. We have used these tools to develop samples and reference applications to assist you in integration with the Everactive Edge Platform.

Everactive Edge API Developer Documentation

The Everactive Edge REST API gives you direct programmatic access to the data returned by Eversensors, as well as connectivity status and configuration information about the Eversensors and Evergateways in an Everactive installation.

See complete reference documentation here: Everactive API Reference

MQTT Subscriptions Async API

The Everactive Mqtt Subscription service allows you to publish the Eversensors data to a custom MQTT Broker in realtime.

See the MQTT Subscription reference documentation here: Everactive API Reference

Edge Reference Applications

We have developed some projects to assist you in integration with the Everactive Edge Platform.

Python API Client

A sample client using Python requests and requests_oauthlib to retrieve a list of steam traps.

Nodejs API Client

Sample nodejs application that interacts with the Everactive API.

C# .Net API Client

A sample client using the C# .NET5.0 HttpClient to retrieve a Eversensor data.

Edge Dashboard

Grafana dashboard app to receive, store and review Eversensor time-series readings.

Nodejs webhook sample

Sample Node.js project illustrates how to consume Everactive webhook messages.

Platform Roadmap

Help guide our roadmap by discussing and upvoting in-development features!

See the active topics here: Everactive Edge Platform Roadmap

STM and MVM Services API Developer Documentation

The Everactive Fullstack REST API gives you direct access to the data generated by our Steam Trap Monitoring and Machine Vibration Monitoring products.

See complete reference documentation here: Everactive STM and MVM API Reference

Our reference applications make use of these open-source tools to provide development and production support.

  • Express, a Node.js development framework for web applications.
  • Docker Compose: A tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications.
  • TimescaleDB: A relational database (a PostgreSQL extension) for time-series and analytics.
  • Grafana: A data visualization platform.