ESI has both public-data and authenticated endpoints, the latter of which require a character to log in via EVE SSO to their character account to gain access to information specific to their character or, provided they have the appropriate corporate roles, their corporation. At present there are 81 public-data and 125 Authenticated endpoints (206 total).

Baud rate

The basic serial port settings must match the serial settings of the connected device. If you do not know these settings consult the documentation that came with your serial device. These serial settings may be documented as 9600 8N1, which means that the device is using a baud rate of 9600 bits per second, 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit.

Baud rateto frequency

As a reminder to developers, it is expressly forbidden for developers of third party applications to use them for ill intent[2][3]

ESI and SSO are commonly used together, however they do have independent features and uses as well. For this reason, they have been split into their own articles. See EVE SSO for information regarding the character authentication (and management thereof) aspect.

When using RealPort (COM port redirection) or RFC 2217, these settings are supplied by applications running on the computer or server and you do not need to change the default values on your Digi device server.

Serialportbaudrates

CCP has indicated that their goal is to completely replace the Static Data Export (SDE) with ESI, but as of September 2023, there are still many missing features. For example, industry recipes still require the SDE.

EVE Swagger Interface (ESI) is an API that can be used by third party applications to interact with data from the EVE game servers. It replaces CREST and the XML API which were shut down on May 8th, 2018.[1]

There are a number of resources online for developers looking to begin using ESI, many of which also cover SSO for authenticating endpoints.

ESI provides 206 endpoints, 81 of which related to public data and need no character or client authentication, and 135 of which are authenticated as they relate to privileged information about specific characters or corporations.