This method allows you to find out if a device is related to another device (has it as a parent, a virtual parent or is derived from it). Common usage would be to see if a device “is a” Windows operating system or “is an” Android device.
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| 401 | This request is unauthorized. Either your key is invalid or wasn't specified. |
| 403 | This request is forbidden. Your account may have been blocked. |
| 429 | The amount of requests per minute has been exceeded. All accounts (even the unlimited ones) are rate limited to 250 requests per minute unless agreed otherwise with Inverse. |
| 502 | No API backend was able to process the request. The system may be overloaded, in maintenance or experiencing an issue. Retrying shortly after should work. |
| Param name | Description |
|---|---|
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key required |
Your API key (you can optionally use the Authorization header for improved security) Validations:
Metadata: Type: query parameter Example: "?key=68989f507420b6187c7e4fa32245db311efed505" |
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id optional |
The source device to check against the parents and derivations Validations:
Metadata: Type: URL |
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other_device_id optional |
The end device that the source one should be a child or derived from for this to be considered true. Validations:
Metadata: Type: URL |
| Header name | Description |
|---|---|
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Authorization optional |
Authorization header containing your API key (Bearer standard). Example value for the header: `Bearer 68989f507420b6187c7e4fa32245db311efed505` |