Austin Blackstone
Interface with the If This Then That (IFTTT). This example uses both POST and GET to interface with IFTTT. Up to 3 values can be sent along with the trigger event name.
Dependencies: EthernetInterface IFTTT mbed-rtos mbed
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This is an example of how to use the If This Then That Maker Channel service. There are two ways to access the service, one via a GET request and the other via a POST request. You can send up to 3 variables with each interaction. These variables must be names variable1, variable2, variable 3. The GET requests will send the varaibles in the query string, so it looks like "?variable1=somevalue&variable2=somevalue&variable3=somevalue" . The POST request will send the values in a JSON formatted form request.