Beyond the clean UI, a scripting API is available: developers can call core functions over HTTP from Lua on the TouchSprite platform; OpenUrl is also supported, so 361:// can trigger commands directly.
Command format
http://127.0.0.1:361/cmd?fun=newDevice&... — the API is asynchronous: check script_status to determine when execution finishes; a value of 1 means success, 0 means failure.
Commands
newDevice— one-tap new devicenewBackup— create a backup recordrestoreBackup— restore a backup recorddelBackup— delete a backup recordrenameBackup— rename a backup recordgetBackupList— get backup recordsgetCurrentVDInfo— get virtual device infosetIDFA— set virtual device IDFAgetLicenseInfo— get device code and license infoopenApp— jump to a specified appuninstallApp— uninstall a specified appautoBackup— auto backup / app auto-launch / auto IP switch