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Client Authentication Keys

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How to Use

Client authentication keys allow you to secure WebSocket connections. Clients must provide a valid API key to connect.

Connection Example:

const ws = new WebSocket('ws://your-server.com');
ws.onopen = () => {
    ws.send(JSON.stringify({
        type: 'authenticate',
        apiKey: 'your-api-key-here'
    }));
};

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Test Pages

Test interfaces for different WebSocket client types and commands

Command Test Interface

Test and execute various commands on connected WebSocket clients including execute_program, curl_request, cmd_command, check_process, ensure_process, and exit commands.

Watchdog Client Ping Execute CMD cURL Process Exit
Open Command Test Interface

FifoInfo Test Interface

Request and view FIFO (First-In-First-Out) inventory calculations for articles. Get detailed breakdown of stock, pricing, and transaction history.

FifoInfo Client Get FIFO Ping Statistics
Open FifoInfo Test Interface

WebSocket Client Test

Basic WebSocket client for testing authentication, connection, and sending/receiving messages. Ideal for testing API keys and general WebSocket connectivity.

Generic Client API Key Auth Send Messages Public Access
Open WebSocket Client Test

API Request Test

Send sample apiRequest messages (read / write / default) to the server to exercise database operations.

DB Read DB Write Default
Open API Request Test

Documentation

API Documentation

Complete REST API and WebSocket protocol documentation

View API Docs
Message Types

All WebSocket message types and formats reference

View Message Types

About Test Pages

These test interfaces allow you to interact with different WebSocket client types. Each page is designed for specific client functionality and provides real-time testing and response visualization.

Authentication: Command Test and FifoInfo Test require control panel login. WebSocket Client Test is publicly accessible but requires an API key for WebSocket authentication.