External Integrations
In Kōji's architecture, various external integrations primarily leverage HTTP GET
requests for data retrieval. These integrations can be configured to fetch the latest updates either during the initialization phase of a process or based on a predefined schedule. Additionally, Kōji supports an event-driven approach where it can proactively trigger updates in external services. This mechanism enables synchronization with Kōji's latest state changes, enhancing the responsiveness and efficiency of the integrated systems.
ReactMap
- Remove the need to have an
areas.json
file by loading your managed geofences straight from Kōji - You must set two config values to use Kōji with ReactMap
-
First set your Kōji Bearer Token:
api.kojiOptions.bearerToken
- Your Kōji Bearer token
-
Then set ReactMap to call the Kōji API
map.general.geoJsonFileName
- Example:
http://{koji_ip}/api/v1/geofence/feature-collection/{project_name}
💡You can use unique project names for Multi-Domain setups!
Supported Features
- Polygons ✅
- MultiPolygons ✅
PoracleJS
- Remove the need to have a
geofence.json
file by loading your managed geofences straight from Kōji - You must set two config values to use Kōji with Poracle
-
First set your Kōji Bearer Token:
config.geofence.kojiOptions.bearerToken
- Your Kōji Bearer token
-
Then set Poracle to call the Kōji API upon startup
config.geofence.path
- Example:
http://{koji_ip}/api/v1/geofence/poracle/{project_name}
Project setup
This is configured inside your Kōji /admin/project
and will allow hot reloading of your areas within PoracleJS.
API Endpoint: http://{poraclejs_ip}:{port}/api/geofence/reload
API Key: X-Poracle-Secret:{config.server.apiSecret}
Supported Features
- Polygons ✅
- MultiPolygons ½ (PoracleWeb and
!area show
does not support MultiPolygons)
Golbat
- Remove the need to have a
geofence.json
file by loading your managed geofences straight from Kōji - You must set two config values to use Kōji with Golbat
-
First set your Kōji Bearer Token:
koji.bearer_token
- Your Kōji Bearer token
-
Then set Golbat to call the Kōji API upon startup
koji.url
- Example:
http://{koji_ip}/api/v1/geofence/feature-collection/{project_name}
Supported Features
- Polygons ✅
- MultiPolygons ✅
Dragonite
- You must set two config values to use Kōji with Dragonite
-
First set your Kōji Bearer Token:
koji.bearer_token
- Your Kōji Bearer token
-
Then set the Kōji url
koji.url
- Example:
http://{koji_ip}
Project Setup
Use these values for your "scanner project" if Koji and Dragonite are on the same network.
API endpoint: http://{drago_host_ip}:{drago_port}/reload
API key: Leave empty. Dragonite currently does not support authentication
Supported Features
- Polygons ✅
- MultiPolygons ½ (Works, but is down converted to a Polygon, may produce unexpected results)
- Auto quest, Pokemon, and fort route calculations, both in the admin panel and used server side
Dragonite Admin
- Outbound requests from Dragonite Admin are proxied through Dragonite
- Inbound requests from Kōji can be received by Dragonite Admin to update routes and geofences
Project Setup
Use these values for your "scanner project" if Koji and Dragonite are on different networks. This will proxy the request through Dragonite Admin to Dragonite utilizing the api_secret value.
API endpoint: http://{drago_admin_host_ip}:{drago_admin_port}/api/reload
API key: X-Dragonite-Admin-Secret:{your_api_secret_value}
RealDeviceMap
- RealDeviceMap (RDM) is marked as depreciated and support will be removed in the future.
rdmGruber
- Remove the need to have a
geofence.json
file by loading your managed geofences straight from Kōji - You must set two config values to use Kōji with rdmGruber
-
First set your Kōji Bearer Token:
config.kojiOptions.bearerToken
- Your Kōji Bearer token
-
Then set rdmGruber to call the Kōji API upon startup
config.kojiOptions.url
- Example:
http://{koji_ip}/api/v1/geofence/poracle/{rdmGruber_project_name}
Supported Features
- Polygons ✅
- MultiPolygons ❌