Authentication
Register, login, refresh, and session
Introduction
OpenAPI for app users and SDK integrators: `/v1/auth/*`, `/v1/sdk/*`, `/v1/public/*`, plus MQTT SOS and telemetry (`tel/*`) payload schemas.
Acknowledge SOS incident by public token
Marks an active SOS as acknowledged for the emergency contact bound to this public token.
Append telemetry history row
Persists one TEL row for the authenticated SDK user over HTTP. The JSON body is the same shape as MQTT telemetry (`SOSMQTTAlert`); see the Telemetry MQTT tag for `tel/{external_user_id}/data`, `MQTT_TEL_TOPIC`, and subscription filters.
Authentication
Authentication
Cancel open SOS
Idempotent; cancels the active or acknowledged incident if present. No request body.
Change password
Changes the authenticated user's password. Requires the current password and a new password
Create emergency contact
Create emergency contact
Create or update a paired device
Registers a hardware device for the authenticated SDK user. Uses the same static HMAC identity as other SDK routes.
Create or update open SOS
Creates an SOS incident or updates the existing open incident for this SDK user over HTTP. The JSON body is the same shape as MQTT SOS (`SOSMQTTAlert`); see the SOS MQTT tag for `MQTT_SOS_TOPIC`, `MQTT_SOS_EVENTS_TOPIC_PREFIX`, and ingest vs `sos/events` outbound topics.
Delete a paired device
Deletes a device by backend-generated id. Returns 404 when the device does not exist or is not owned by this SDK user.
Delete authenticated account
Permanently deletes the currently authenticated user account and revokes all active sessions.
Delete emergency contact
Delete emergency contact
Email verification
Email verification
Generate SDK user hash
Generates the static `user_hash` used by the SDK authentication flow for a given app and user identity.
Get authenticated user profile
Returns profile information for the currently authenticated user.
Get device config by country
Resolves the LoRaWAN device configuration for the caller's country.
Get open SOS
Returns the active or acknowledged incident, or `incident: null` when none.
Get SDK user profile
Validates the static HMAC identity using `X-App-ID`, `X-User-ID`, and `Authorization: Bearer <user_hash>`.
List emergency contacts
List emergency contacts
List paired devices
Returns devices for the authenticated SDK user, newest `paired_at` first.
Login with email/password
Authenticates with email and password. On success returns an access token (JWT) and a refresh token.
Logout and revoke refresh token
Revokes the refresh token sent in the body. That token can no longer be used for POST /v1/auth/refresh.
NanoMQ acl_req — per-publish/subscribe ACL check
Looks up cached `MQTTSession` from Redis by username. Derives permission from session type + topic:
NanoMQ auth_req — validate MQTT CONNECT credentials
NanoMQ HTTP auth callback for the CONNECT phase. Three user types:
NanoMQ super_req — check superuser status
Only the internal bridge user (`eixam-api-sos-internal`) is superuser (bypasses ACL).
Password recovery
Password recovery
Public
Public
Register a new user
Creates a new user account with the given email and password. Password must be at least 8 characters.
Replace emergency contact
Full replacement of name, phone, email, and priority.
Request password reset
Requests a password reset for the given email. If the account exists, a 6-character alphanumeric
Request verification email
Creates a new email verification code for the given email if the account exists and is not yet
Reset password with one-time code
Sets a new password using the one-time reset code sent by email.
Resolve open SOS
Idempotent; resolves the active or acknowledged incident if present. No request body.
Rotate refresh token
Exchanges a valid refresh token for a new access token and refresh token. Use this before the access
SDK
SDK
SOS MQTT
SOS MQTT
Telemetry MQTT
Telemetry MQTT
Verify email with 6-character code
Marks the user's email as verified using the 6-character alphanumeric code (0-9, a-z) sent to the user's email.
View SOS incident by public token
Resolves a contact-bound opaque public token for an SOS incident. Intended for emergency contacts