This README.md file provides documentation for the API endpoints implemented in the provided Python Flask code. The code defines two endpoints, /credittotoken and /approveco2, and this documentation explains how to use them.

• Installation
• Usage
  • /credittotoken
  • /approveco2

Before using the API, you need to set up the Python environment and install the required dependencies.

1. Install Flask using pip (if not already installed):

   pip install flask
   

2. Save the provided Python code in a file, e.g., app.py.

3. Run the Flask application:

   python app.py
   

The application will start and be accessible at http://localhost:5000.

This endpoint is used to generate random data associated with a "token." It accepts a POST request and returns a JSON response with randomly generated data. Here's how to use it:

• URL: /credittotoken

• Method: POST

• Request Body:

  {
    "tokenid": "YOUR_TOKEN_ID"
  }

  Replace "YOUR_TOKEN_ID" with the desired token ID.

• Response:

  Example Response:

  {
    "company": "abcde",
    "technology": "fghij",
    "device": "klmno",
    "carbon_value": "pqrst",
    "carbon_type": "uvwxy",
    "project_name": "zabcd",
    "registry_address": "efghi",
    "credit_id": "jklmn",
    "retired_date": 1669459200,
    "energy": 123,
    "standard": "noorsan"
  }

  The response will contain random data fields associated with the token, including a standard field that is set to "noorsan" if the token ID starts with "1402," otherwise, it's a random string.

This endpoint is used to approve or reject CO2 data based on a given token ID and standard. It accepts a POST request and returns a JSON response with a boolean result. Here's how to use it:

• URL: /approveco2

• Method: POST

• Request Body:

  {
    "tokenid": "YOUR_TOKEN_ID",
    "standard": "noorsan"
  }

  Replace "YOUR_TOKEN_ID" with the desired token ID and "standard" with the desired standard for approval.

• Response:

  Example Response (If approved):

  {
    "result": true
  }

  Example Response (If not approved):

  {
    "result": false
  }

  The response will contain a boolean result field, where true indicates approval if the standard is "noorsan" and the token ID starts with "1402." Otherwise, it returns false.

That's it! You can now use the /credittotoken and /approveco2 endpoints of this API to generate random token data and approve/reject CO2 data, respectively. Make sure to provide the required input data in the request bodies as specified above.