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I am trying to access the Current powered by GE CityIQ API to develop a parking app, I followed the API documentation however I cannot seem to successfully query because I do not have an access token. I have a user name and password as well as the urls and predix zone id for parking provided by the city I am using. When I try and run my javascript and log my access token the response is “Unauthorized”. Do i have to raise a request to the city for the access token?



The code is written in javascript and is using node.js and node-fetch.



Here is my code:



const fetch = require("node-fetch")
function request(url, headers, body)
let options = headers: headers, body:body
return fetch(url, options).then(result =>
if (result.status>=400) return(result.statusText)
else return result.text().then(txt =>
try return JSON.parse(txt)
catch (err) return txt
)
)

// my credentials
const developer, uaa, metadataservice, eventservice, predixZone

developer = 'user:pass'
uaa='uaaURL'
eventservice='eventURL'
metadataservice='metadataURL'
predixZone='predixzoneParking'

async function example(event)
let devToken = (await request(uaa+'?grant_type=client_credentials', authorization: 'Basic '+developer))
console.log(devToken)
let output = (await request(metadataservice+'/assets/search?q=eventTypes:PKIN',authorization: 'Bearer '+devToken,'predix-zone-id':predixZone)).content
console.log(output)

example()


What am I doing wrong or probably missing?










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    I am trying to access the Current powered by GE CityIQ API to develop a parking app, I followed the API documentation however I cannot seem to successfully query because I do not have an access token. I have a user name and password as well as the urls and predix zone id for parking provided by the city I am using. When I try and run my javascript and log my access token the response is “Unauthorized”. Do i have to raise a request to the city for the access token?



    The code is written in javascript and is using node.js and node-fetch.



    Here is my code:



    const fetch = require("node-fetch")
    function request(url, headers, body)
    let options = headers: headers, body:body
    return fetch(url, options).then(result =>
    if (result.status>=400) return(result.statusText)
    else return result.text().then(txt =>
    try return JSON.parse(txt)
    catch (err) return txt
    )
    )

    // my credentials
    const developer, uaa, metadataservice, eventservice, predixZone

    developer = 'user:pass'
    uaa='uaaURL'
    eventservice='eventURL'
    metadataservice='metadataURL'
    predixZone='predixzoneParking'

    async function example(event)
    let devToken = (await request(uaa+'?grant_type=client_credentials', authorization: 'Basic '+developer))
    console.log(devToken)
    let output = (await request(metadataservice+'/assets/search?q=eventTypes:PKIN',authorization: 'Bearer '+devToken,'predix-zone-id':predixZone)).content
    console.log(output)

    example()


    What am I doing wrong or probably missing?










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      I am trying to access the Current powered by GE CityIQ API to develop a parking app, I followed the API documentation however I cannot seem to successfully query because I do not have an access token. I have a user name and password as well as the urls and predix zone id for parking provided by the city I am using. When I try and run my javascript and log my access token the response is “Unauthorized”. Do i have to raise a request to the city for the access token?



      The code is written in javascript and is using node.js and node-fetch.



      Here is my code:



      const fetch = require("node-fetch")
      function request(url, headers, body)
      let options = headers: headers, body:body
      return fetch(url, options).then(result =>
      if (result.status>=400) return(result.statusText)
      else return result.text().then(txt =>
      try return JSON.parse(txt)
      catch (err) return txt
      )
      )

      // my credentials
      const developer, uaa, metadataservice, eventservice, predixZone

      developer = 'user:pass'
      uaa='uaaURL'
      eventservice='eventURL'
      metadataservice='metadataURL'
      predixZone='predixzoneParking'

      async function example(event)
      let devToken = (await request(uaa+'?grant_type=client_credentials', authorization: 'Basic '+developer))
      console.log(devToken)
      let output = (await request(metadataservice+'/assets/search?q=eventTypes:PKIN',authorization: 'Bearer '+devToken,'predix-zone-id':predixZone)).content
      console.log(output)

      example()


      What am I doing wrong or probably missing?










      share|improve this question














      I am trying to access the Current powered by GE CityIQ API to develop a parking app, I followed the API documentation however I cannot seem to successfully query because I do not have an access token. I have a user name and password as well as the urls and predix zone id for parking provided by the city I am using. When I try and run my javascript and log my access token the response is “Unauthorized”. Do i have to raise a request to the city for the access token?



      The code is written in javascript and is using node.js and node-fetch.



      Here is my code:



      const fetch = require("node-fetch")
      function request(url, headers, body)
      let options = headers: headers, body:body
      return fetch(url, options).then(result =>
      if (result.status>=400) return(result.statusText)
      else return result.text().then(txt =>
      try return JSON.parse(txt)
      catch (err) return txt
      )
      )

      // my credentials
      const developer, uaa, metadataservice, eventservice, predixZone

      developer = 'user:pass'
      uaa='uaaURL'
      eventservice='eventURL'
      metadataservice='metadataURL'
      predixZone='predixzoneParking'

      async function example(event)
      let devToken = (await request(uaa+'?grant_type=client_credentials', authorization: 'Basic '+developer))
      console.log(devToken)
      let output = (await request(metadataservice+'/assets/search?q=eventTypes:PKIN',authorization: 'Bearer '+devToken,'predix-zone-id':predixZone)).content
      console.log(output)

      example()


      What am I doing wrong or probably missing?







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          It looks like you have not base64 encoded your username and password.

          At the top of your code:



          const btoa = str => new Buffer(str).toString('base64')


          When you declare your user name and pass:



          developer = btoa('user:pass')





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          • Thank you very much.That works.

            – Alex
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          It looks like you have not base64 encoded your username and password.

          At the top of your code:



          const btoa = str => new Buffer(str).toString('base64')


          When you declare your user name and pass:



          developer = btoa('user:pass')





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          • Thank you very much.That works.

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            Nov 15 '18 at 16:54















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          It looks like you have not base64 encoded your username and password.

          At the top of your code:



          const btoa = str => new Buffer(str).toString('base64')


          When you declare your user name and pass:



          developer = btoa('user:pass')





          share|improve this answer























          • Thank you very much.That works.

            – Alex
            Nov 15 '18 at 16:54













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          It looks like you have not base64 encoded your username and password.

          At the top of your code:



          const btoa = str => new Buffer(str).toString('base64')


          When you declare your user name and pass:



          developer = btoa('user:pass')





          share|improve this answer













          It looks like you have not base64 encoded your username and password.

          At the top of your code:



          const btoa = str => new Buffer(str).toString('base64')


          When you declare your user name and pass:



          developer = btoa('user:pass')






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          • Thank you very much.That works.

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          Thank you very much.That works.

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