Smartthings Developer Portal

Build connected IoT experiences for millions of SmartThings users. Join an open ecosystem of Samsung appliances and Works with SmartThings devices.

Automations can be WebHook or AWS Lambda functions that use the SmartThings REST API to control and get status notifications from IoT devices.

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See the new Developer Portal for the current features, APIs, tools, and processes for working with SmartThings. To publish your device with SmartThings, see

See the new Developer Portal for the current features, APIs, tools, and Environment) provides SmartThings developers with a set of tools to manage their

Note that even though the IDE is located at https://graph.api.smartthings.com, it may not always be the correct URL for your SmartApp deployment. By explicitly

For convenience, we have organized the methods available to SmartApps and Device Handlers into the SmartApp or Device Handler API documentation.

In designing a way to allow external systems API access, we wanted to give practices such as OAuth2 to authenticate and authorize basic external API access.

Sign in with Samsung Account. or. If you use the SmartThings Classic app and have not yet updated to a Samsung Account, sign in below with your SmartThings

See the new Developer Portal for the current features, APIs, tools, and processes for SmartThings is the open developer platform for the Internet of Things. An architecture that allows developers to control hardware with simple software.

See the new Developer Portal for the current features, APIs, tools, and processes for working with SmartThings. To publish your device with SmartThings, see

See the new Developer Portal for the current features, APIs, tools, and processes All of the code that developers can write on our platform is written in Groovy,

This allows external applications to make web API calls to a SmartApp, and get information about, or control, end devices. Web Services SmartApps Overview

Note that even though the IDE is located at https://graph.api.smartthings.com, it may not always be the correct URL for your SmartApp or Device Handler

The SmartThings platform will set three HTTP headers on the response for every inbound API call, so that a client may understand the current rate limit status.

If you already have the SmartThings mobile app, you can access the developer IDE at https://graph.api.smartthings.com, using the same email and password.

See the new Developer Portal for the current features, APIs, tools, and processes for working with SmartThings. To publish your device with SmartThings, see

See the new Developer Portal for the current features, APIs, tools, and processes for working with SmartThings. To publish your device with SmartThings, see