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Access to sensor data on command line
8 years 6 months ago #2307
by esawyja
Access to sensor data on command line was created by esawyja
Hi all,
Is there a way to get specific sensor data on command line, for example using wget
wget xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/Api/EasyIoT/Config/Module/List --user xxxx --password xxxx
with more parameters for example /node106/temp
Or any other way? Maybe if I can have a JSON example please?
Thanks
Is there a way to get specific sensor data on command line, for example using wget
wget xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/Api/EasyIoT/Config/Module/List --user xxxx --password xxxx
with more parameters for example /node106/temp
Or any other way? Maybe if I can have a JSON example please?
Thanks
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8 years 6 months ago #2312
by EasyIoT
No, at the moment there is only API for all modules. Did you try with MQTT driver?
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esawyja wrote: Hi all,
Is there a way to get specific sensor data on command line, for example using wget
wget xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/Api/EasyIoT/Config/Module/List --user xxxx --password xxxx
with more parameters for example /node106/temp
Or any other way? Maybe if I can have a JSON example please?
Thanks
No, at the moment there is only API for all modules. Did you try with MQTT driver?
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8 years 6 months ago #2322
by esawyja
Replied by esawyja on topic Access to sensor data on command line
No I have not, I was thinking of using SQlite3 command to get the values from the DB, would the MQTT driver be a better option, could you give me an example please?
Regards
Regards
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8 years 6 months ago #2340
by EasyIoT
In SQLlite are only historical values and not current values. I guess it's not good for you case...
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esawyja wrote: No I have not, I was thinking of using SQlite3 command to get the values from the DB, would the MQTT driver be a better option, could you give me an example please?
Regards
In SQLlite are only historical values and not current values. I guess it's not good for you case...
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8 years 6 months ago #2351
by esawyja
Replied by esawyja on topic Access to sensor data on command line
Hi
I ended up writing a bash script that uses SQLite3 to interrogate the DB on a hourly basis, that worked for me, thanks
I ended up writing a bash script that uses SQLite3 to interrogate the DB on a hourly basis, that worked for me, thanks
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