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# Repeater Web API
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This page documents the local HTTPS API exposed by EastMesh `*_repeater_mqtt` builds that support the web panel.
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This page documents the local HTTPS API exposed by MeshCoreTel-firmware `*_repeater_mqtt` builds that support the web panel.
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It is intended for:
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The API runs on the repeater itself, so polling frequency matters.
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If the repeater is also running two MQTT connections, avoid frequent API polling. The current EastMesh usage pattern is:
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If the repeater is also running two MQTT connections, avoid frequent API polling. The current MeshCoreTel-firmware usage pattern is:
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- `60` second polling for stats
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- on-demand requests for everything else
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The web panel saves settings by generating CLI commands and sending them through `/api/command`.
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That means your own tools can do the same for EastMesh-specific settings such as:
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That means your own tools can do the same for MeshCoreTel-firmware specific settings such as:
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- repeater identity fields
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- owner info
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- MQTT broker toggles
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- EastMesh MQTT owner metadata
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- MQTT owner metadata
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- radio settings supported by the repeater CLI
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This is a practical way to automate setup while preserving existing CLI semantics.
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