adacam-api/README.md
kayos 37aefb84c8 Initial commit: adacam-api v1.0.0
Clean Python Flask replacement for odc-api (434k lines Node.js → ~350 lines Python)
- GET /api/1/landmarks/last/{N} - last N detections from SQLite
- POST /api/1/landmarks - ingest detections + forward to AdaMaps
- GET /api/1/gnssConcise/latestValid - GPS fix from Redis
- GET /api/1/status - device status
- GET /api/1/deviceinfo - device identity
- GET /api/1/recording/frames/latest - latest frame path

No /api/1/cmd - that's the CVE, it's gone.

Includes:
- SQLite for local storage + offline queue
- Background thread for AdaMaps retry
- systemd service unit
- install.sh for device deployment
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adacam-api

Clean Python Flask replacement for Hivemapper's odc-api — a 434k-line Node.js monolith with a filed CVE. This service runs on the Hivemapper Bee (HDC-S) dashcam as part of the adacam liberation stack.

What it does

  • Serves API endpoints for the Varroa Android app and adamaps-forwarder
  • Reads GPS data from Redis (GNSSFusion30Hz)
  • Stores landmark detections in SQLite
  • Forwards detections to AdaMaps API (with offline queuing)

Endpoints

Method Path Description
GET /api/1/landmarks/last/{N} Last N detections
POST /api/1/landmarks Ingest new detection
GET /api/1/gnssConcise/latestValid Current GPS fix
GET /api/1/status Device status
GET /api/1/deviceinfo Device identity
GET /api/1/recording/frames/latest Latest frame path

Note: /api/1/cmd is intentionally NOT implemented — that was the CVE.

Installation

./install.sh

This will:

  1. Copy files to /opt/adacam/
  2. Install Python dependencies
  3. Enable and start the systemd service
  4. Generate a device ID on first run

Configuration

Config file: /data/adacam/config.json

{
  "device_id": "auto-generated UUID",
  "adamaps_key": "adamaps-ingest-2026",
  "adamaps_api": "https://api.adamaps.org",
  "ap_interface": "wlp1s0f0",
  "tunnel_host": "",
  "tunnel_user": "",
  "tunnel_port": 2222
}

Requirements

  • Python 3.8+
  • Redis (for GPS/IMU data)
  • Flask, redis-py, requests

License

MIT