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Functions Related to the Device the Parser is executed for. All functions are optional. Not calling them will not change any data.
Access Field Fields of the Device. (Type: String)
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// Read only properties:
Device.name |
Access the Address field of the Device. (Type: String)
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Device.address |
Access the Tags of the Device. (Type: Array of Strings)
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Device.tags |
Access the Serial field of the Device. (Type: String)
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Device.serial // String Device.address // String Device.tags // Array of Strings Device.serial // String |
Update the physical location of the sensor
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Device.setLocation(lon, lat) |
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Device.setConfig("key", "value"); |
Get Configuration Value by Name: (Configuration set for the Device in the Platform at the moment. Returns always the old Value. New Value that will be updated after the parser finished by "setConfig" calls are not considered.)
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// value is null if if the value is not set.
// value type is string, number or bool.
// Byte arrays are encoded as Base64 strings.
var value = Device.getConfig("key"); |
Set an arbitrary device property, displayed on the "Overview" tab of the device
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Set the Sensor time of the current data record. Used for display, filter, sorting
The Timestamp must be in JS style and thus in milli seconds
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Record.setTime(new Date(timestamp_ms)); |
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When the parser output has a field called "time" on top level, it will be used like We might remove this in future. So always call |
Get the time when the data was received by the server in ms, compatible with new Date(...).
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