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## sharee.bike API description
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Version 4.1.10.2
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The document serves as a technical reference for the sharee.bike rental bike platform for rental bike client development. The rental bike management server COPRI serves as the backend system.
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### 1. Intro
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The data exchange format is based on HTTP's REST methods.
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- COPRI expects the client-side https requests to be "urlencoded" (https post, https get).
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- The server-side https responses are delivered by COPRI in JSON format.
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**Multi-operator rental bike booking system** implements a decentralized rental bike booking system across multiple sharee operator instances. Each operator instance is exclusively available to a rental bike operator for the administrative management of the operator rental bike data. The client-side user authentication takes place via the *primary COPRI-server (single-sign-on)*. Successful user authentication can be recognized by an *authcookie* of at least 30 characters in the JSON response. An empty *authcookie* means that the user is not authenticated.
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**Rental bike bookings** are only possible after successful user authentication.
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The primary server (uri_primary) is used for user authentication. During the "booking_request" rental bike, the operator server responsible for the rental process (uri_operator) is delivered in the rental bike JSON object.
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**encoding** UTF-8. All scalar JSON values are delivered as data type "char" (text).
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**Glossary**
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| table-column | value | description |
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|--------------|-----------|------------------------------------------------------|
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| Format | text>=8 | UTF-8 encoded characters with a character length >= 8 |
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| Format | date time | ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss) timestamp |
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| Format | object | sub-datatype JSON Object |
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| Format | array | datatype Array |
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| Required | + | Field assignment mandatory |
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| Required | o | Field assignment optional |
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The user authentication expects the following 4 parameters.
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- user_id: `mail@example.tld`
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- user_pw: `example-pw`
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- hw_id: `unique-system-identifier`
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- merchant_id: `your merchant id` (for id contact us)
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The *hw_id* with at least 16 characters must be unique. In live operation, the hw_id should be read from the client system (unique-system-identifier). After successful authentication, an *authcookie* is generated on the server side from the *authorization* parameters.
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**Requests** in the context of rental bike bookings, a valid *authcookie* is always expected in REST, which authenticates the user after a successful login and authorizes him to use the system.
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No prior user authentication is required to query the available stations and rental bikes. An *authcookie* with the *merchant_id* customer ID is expected as a minimum requirement. I.e. **authcookie=merchant_id**
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