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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · blynk.cloud
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Search and list devices in the Blynk platform, optionally filtered by an existing segment ID or ad-hoc segment definition. Returns basic device metadata and device identifiers.
Search Devices — Search and list devices in the Blynk platform, optionally filtered by an existing segment ID or ad-hoc segment definition. Returns basic device metadata and device identifiers.
Create Device — Create a new Blynk device under a specified template. Returns the created device details and its Auth Token for device firmware setup.
Get Device — Get detailed information about a specific device by its URI, including datastream values (with name, unit, id, pin, timestamp) and metafield values (with name, id, type).
Get All Templates — List all templates and return full template definitions including datastreams, events, metafields, and lifecycle settings.
Get Template — Get detailed information for a specific template by its URI, including datastreams, events, metafields, and lifecycle settings.
Get All Automations — List all automations available in the user organization.
Get Automation — Get detailed automation information for a specific automation by URI, including trigger and actions.
Create Automation — Create a new automation.
Delete Automation — Delete an existing automation by its URI.
Create Datastream — Create a new data stream under a template to define a data channel (V1–V255) that devices send values to.
Create Event — Create an event definition within a template. An event represents a custom notification or log entry that can be triggered by the device.
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— Create a new template. A template defines the structure and behavior of devices.
Edit Datastream — Edit an existing data stream in a template. Updates the data channel configuration for devices.
Edit Event — Edit an existing event definition within a template. Updates the notification or log entry configuration.
Update Datastream Value — Update the value of a specific datastream for a device. This sends the value to the device and updates the datastream state.
Get Datastream Semantics — Get all datastream semantics available in the organization, including both custom and system semantics. Semantics define the meaning and behavior of datastreams.
Create Semantic Tag — Create one or more custom semantic tags for datastreams in the organization.
Get Segments — Get all device segments available in the organization.
Get Aggregated Device Data — Compute aggregated statistics (avg, min, max, sum, count) for a datastream across all devices in a segment over a time range. Returns all aggregations in one response along with coverage info (devicesTotal, devicesWithData, coveragePct) and the actual time span of the data found.
Get Device Data Statistical Summary — Compute statistical summary (p25, p50, p75 percentiles, mean, stddev, variance, cov) for a datastream across all devices in a segment over a time range. Returns statistical values along with coverage info (devicesTotal, devicesWithData, coveragePct) and the actual time span of the data found.
Rank Device Data — Top-K devices (or individual readings) ranked by a metric. Useful for outlier identification and leaderboards. Supports ranking by per-device average, maximum, or minimum, or by individual raw readings.
Compare Device Data Periods — Compare the same metric (avg, min, max, count, sum) for a datastream across two time windows (current vs. baseline), aggregating data across all devices in the segment within each period. Returns the metric value for each period, the absolute delta, the percentage change, and a direction/magnitude summary.
Get Raw Device Data — Return a small slice of raw data points (ts, value) for a single device and datastream over a time window. Useful for inspecting the exact readings a device reported over time. The datastream must have 'saveRawValues' enabled. Returns at most 50 points and flags whether the result was truncated.
Compare Devices Data — Compute a statistical summary (p25, p50, p75 percentiles, mean, stddev, variance, cov) for a datastream over a time range, grouped per device. Unlike get_device_data_statistical_summary, which aggregates across all devices, this returns one summary per device (deviceUri, deviceName and its metrics), so devices can be compared against each other. Results are paginated: use the 'page' argument and the 'hasMore' flag to iterate over large segments.
Filter Device Data — Find timestamps or devices where several datastream conditions hold at once. Each predicate compares an aggregate (avg/min/max/sum/count) of a datastream against a value; predicates are combined with AND or OR. With matchScope=TIMESTAMP the conditions are checked per aligned (device, time bucket); with matchScope=DEVICE they are checked per device over the whole range. Returns how many rows matched (matched, total, percentage, aligned timestamps and matched device counts) plus a capped sample of
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