tldr;

Use:

https://api.pavlok.com/api/v5/

Old url that is no longer in use:

https://app.pavlok.com/docs/index.html

USER STORY (A):
I'm testing the API with curl this way:

curl -H "Accept: application/json" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -v 'https://app.pavlok.com/api/v1/stimuli/beep/1?access_token={{my_access_token}}

But I get 404 status code in the response. Is there some thing wrong with my request or is your API misbehaving?
Wed. Mar. 8 2023 11:58 a.m. EST

PAVLOK STORY (A):

First of all, the API endpoint accepts POST requests and not GET requests. You need to add -X POST to the curl command as a parameter to send a POST request.Also there is one required field to pass in POST Data (the body) which is reasonEndpoint also seems to be wrong.
correct endpoint:
https://app.pavlok.com/api/v1/beep/255

255 here represents the signal's intensity.Full example:

-X POST can be omitted when --data is present.
You can also pass your access token inside the POST data and remove it from the GET parameters.You can replace vibration with beep/shock to send beep and zap signals respectively.

Wed. Mar. 8 2023 11:59 a.m. EST

USER STORY (B):

A customer asked if the Shock Clock 3 can be controlled using HTTP API?

PAVLOK STORY (B):
Mon. Feb. 6 2023 08:37 a.m. EST

New API Links:

Version 5

Using OAuth
Pavlok API Documentation

October 2022

An API is a way for Software like Smartphone Apps to talk to the Pavlok 3 App.

Version 5 will be our most powerful API release ever.

By my estimates it will be ready around December 2022.

March 2016

The Pavlok API is designed as a way to connect Pavlok to the IoT world, as well as create new opportunities for application-based integrations and triggers.

You can trigger Pavlok with as little as four lines of code (this example is using Node):

Here are the resources to get you started:

Pavlok API documentation

Pavlok Node module git repository

Pavlok OAuth documentation

Writing a script using this module is a pretty straight forward process. Keep in mind the requirements and limitations documents under the 'Purpose' heading, but if you're looking to do some simple scripting, you should be in for a pretty easy ride.

More secure than the Node module, but will take a little bit longer to get up and running. You can use OAuth to interact with the Pavlok API on behalf of an user within your application:

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