Simulate Device Connection

• Request Parameters

• Response

Simulates connecting a device to Seam. Only applicable for sandbox devices. See also Testing Your App Against Device Disconnection and Removal.

JavaScript

Simulates connecting a device to Seam.

Code:

await seam.devices.simulate.connect({
  device_id: "5d703d4f-523f-42af-9439-618415ca651f",
});

Output:

// void

cURL

Simulates connecting a device to Seam.

Code:

curl --include --request POST "https://connect.getseam.com/devices/simulate/connect" \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $SEAM_API_KEY" \
  --json @- <<EOF
{
  "device_id": "5d703d4f-523f-42af-9439-618415ca651f"
}
EOF

Output:

{}

Python

Simulates connecting a device to Seam.

Code:

seam.devices.simulate.connect(device_id="5d703d4f-523f-42af-9439-618415ca651f")

Output:

None

Ruby

Simulates connecting a device to Seam.

Code:

seam.devices.simulate.connect(device_id: "5d703d4f-523f-42af-9439-618415ca651f")

Output:

nil

PHP

Simulates connecting a device to Seam.

Code:

$seam->devices->simulate->connect(
    device_id: "5d703d4f-523f-42af-9439-618415ca651f"
);

Output:

Seam CLI

Simulates connecting a device to Seam.

Code:

seam devices simulate connect --device_id "5d703d4f-523f-42af-9439-618415ca651f"

Output:

{}

Authentication Methods

• API key

• Client session token

• Personal access token Must also include the seam-workspace header in the request.

To learn more, see Authentication.

Request Parameters

device_id String (Required)

ID of the device that you want to simulate connecting to Seam.

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Response

void