| ``Device`` | Information about the various Devices that send out measurements. |
| ``DeviceMeasurement`` | Device measurements which include records of all the sensors registered. |
To support more NGSI-LD models:
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**Setting up Postman**
1. Setup the env variables.
-`broker-ip` : localhost if running locally otherwise the IP of your Scorpio broker
-`broker-port` : the port of the Scorpio broker
-`http-bridge-ip` : the IP address of the bridge - **CANNOT BE LOCALHOST** - If you are running the bridge on the same machine as your broker then you need to set the bridge IP to the machine IP.
-`http-bridge-port` : the port of the HTTP bridge
2. Register Context Source
1. Register Context Source
- In the `Scorpio-Registration` POST request you need to add any new entity types you have implemented.
3. Test the broker
2. Test the broker
- If everything was setup correctly, you can use any of the GET requests to fetch data according to the request you selected.
The format the requests are following (where 'XYZ' is the entity type to fetch ) is:
- XYZ-Realtime : Latest data from the specific type.
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- XYZ-Temporal-Attrs : Data from a specific date range and a specific attribute listed in the params.
*Note:*
The reason all Realtime requests have a limit on the database entries it will return is because we cannot fetch millions of records from a single query. The server cannot handle that.
The reason most Realtime requests have a limit on the database entries it will return is because we cannot fetch millions of records from a single query. The server cannot handle that.
