Indigo Web Server Certificates

Node Red Example

The following example shows how to configure a Node Red flow that uses the Indigo Web Server (IWS) API to operate a lamp device. The example is only meant to show how to use a self-signed certificate and public key to enable the flow to connect to the IWS using *https* instead of *http* when using the IWS on a local network via *10.0.1.123*, *127.0.0.1*, or *localhost* (using the API via the Indigo Reflector Service uses a different CA-approved security certificate and the flow is configured the same as it would be using any API via *https*).

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Using the flow via *https* requires a few settings. Enter the preferred URL to point at the local IWS address *10.0.1.123*, *127.0.0.1*, or *localhost* with the URL:

https://<INDIGO IP ADDRESS>:8176/v2/api/command/

for example,

https://10.0.1.123:8176/v2/api/command/

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select TLS, and use bearer authentication along with a valid token key (from your Indigo Account Authorizations).

Then, use key and certificates from local files and point them to the certificate and public key files located in

/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 2024.2/Web Assets/cert/

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Several other screenshots complete the example: | Node Red Inject Node Turn On Image { width=400 } | | --- | --- | | Node Red Inject Node Turn On JSON Image { width=400 } | | Node Red Inject Node Turn Off Image { width=400 } | | { width=400 } | | Node Red HTTP Debug Node Image { width=400 } |