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<p>Above is the GET request that is sent to the server from the ESP8266. Data is tranferred through GET parameters. The key is an authentication code that I set to prevent unwanted HTTP requests. This is similar to an API key. Below is the code implemented to handle the HTTP request from the ESP8266.
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<h3>Creating the REST API</h3>
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<p>Now that I know what information I need I can start developing my REST API. I have a MongoDB collection called "temperature", which stores temperature, humidity, location, and time updated. Updated is a type of Date, which I will use in all of the queries to group by each day. To do the grouping in MongoDB I needed to use the <a href="https://docs.mongodb.org/v3.0/aggregation/">aggregation functionality</a> of MongoDB. Aggregation allows me to essentially perform queries on top of queries using the MongoDB "pipeline". This is similar to an SQL query when a selection is performed within a selection.
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<h3>Explanation of MongoDB Queries</h3>