Token is used for auth and scope; body ids are the request target set. At least one location id must be included.
Short-lived access token returned by GET /token.
Encoded display or player IDs to fetch, filtered by token scope.
Encoded DISE UID for a location, display, or player.
Fields to include. The API also accepts a comma-separated string, but arrays are recommended for POST.
Metadata fields to include. Use all to include all metadata.
Grouped display/player information.
Grouped display/player information. Common group keys include displays, players, and displaysByBrand.
Display or player information. Included fields depend on include and metadata filters.
Encoded DISE UID for a location, display, or player.
Encoded DISE UID for a location, display, or player.
Encoded DISE UID for a location, display, or player.
Health summary. Some fields may be null in actual responses.
Player health state such as ok, warning, or error.
Screen health state such as ok, warning, or error.
Overall status health state.
Content health state.
Timestamp when player health was last updated.
Timestamp when screen health was last updated.
Timestamp when content health was last updated.
Whether the display/player is inside operating hours.
Device metadata. Keys vary by platform and requested metadata fields.
Map of current status names to status entries. Common keys include WAMP, Heartbeat, Application, and ClientAlarm.
Current status entry. Common fields are since and value; value may be a boolean, string, number, object, null, or JSON-encoded string depending on the status type.
Authentication failed, or the path token is invalid or expired.
Error category.
Human-readable error message.
Error timestamp.
HTTP status code.
Invalid query or body parameters.
Error category.
Human-readable error message.
Error timestamp.
HTTP status code.
Unexpected server error.
Error category.
Human-readable error message.
Error timestamp.
HTTP status code.