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| − | + | <br />Meteobridge provides a very flexible mechanism to smuggle sensor data of different kinds into strings to be used by Meteobrdge push services like Twitter, HTTP GET uploads or MSQL database insert requests. | |
| − | + | Simply type in the text you want to upload and represent the pieces of sensor data by so called variables. When data gets uploaded, these variables will be replaced by current sensor data and so a string filled with the data you intended will be uploaded. | |
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| − | + | Each variable starts with an opening square bracket "[" and is terminated by a closing square bracket "]". The structure of the variable name between these brackets is as follows: <pre>sensor-selector=converter.decimals:replacement</pre> | |
| − | + | "converter", "decimals" and "replacement" can be omitted, "sensor" and "type" are mandatory. | |
| − | + | While "sensor" tells what sensor and what piece of information of the sensor to use, "selector" decides data from what time period should be taken into account and "converter" does convert data into measurement units the user likes most. "Decimals" decides about precision the result should be shown in and "replacement" gives the string to be returned when there is no data for defined sensor available. | |
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| − | + | ==Sensors== | |
| − | * ''' | + | These sensors are defined in Meteobridge. |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''th0temp''': outdoor temperature in degrees Celsius |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''th0hum''': relative outdoor humidity as percentage |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''th0dew''': outdoor dew point in degrees Celsius |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''thb0temp''': indoor temperature in degrees Celsius |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''thb0hum''': indoor humidity as percentage |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''thb0dew''': indoor dewpoint in degrees Celsius |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''thb0press''': station pressure in hPa |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''thb0seapress''': normalized pressure (computed to sea level) in hPa |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''wind0wind''': wind speed in m/s |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''wind0avgwind''': average windspeed in m/s (time used for average depends on station) |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''wind0dir''': wind direction in degress (0° is North) |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''wind0chill''': wind chill temperature in degrees Celsius |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''rain0rate''': rain rate in mm/h |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''rain0total''': rain fall in mm |
| − | + | * '''uv0index''': uv index | |
| + | * '''sol0rad''': solar radiation in W/m^2 | ||
| + | If a sensor is not there or data of sensor has passed the "tolerated data age" interval, Meteobridge will not provide data for it and will present the value defined as "replacement". If no replacement is given, variable will not be converted into data but will stay as is. | ||
| − | == | + | ==Selectors== |
| − | + | Sensors are followed by a selector (syntactically separated by a dash) that specifies what period in time should be used for evaluation. Valid selectors are: | |
| + | * '''act''': most recent data | ||
| + | * '''hmin''': minimum value of this hour | ||
| + | * '''hmax''': maximum value of this hour | ||
| + | * '''dmin''': minimum value of today | ||
| + | * '''dmax''': maximum value of today | ||
| + | * '''ydmin''': minimum value of yesterday | ||
| + | * '''ydmax''': maximum value of yesterday | ||
| + | * '''mmin''': minimum value of this month | ||
| + | * '''mmax''': maximum value of this month | ||
| + | * '''hmin''': minimum value of this year | ||
| + | * '''hmax''': maximum value of this year | ||
| + | * '''hmin''': minimum value of all time | ||
| + | * '''hmax''': maximum value of all time | ||
| + | * '''daysum''', '''monthsum''', '''yearsum''', '''allsum''', '''ydaysum''': selects summerized delta values from today, this month, this year, all time or yesterday: "rain0total-sumday" is todays rain fall. | ||
| − | + | Apart from selectors that use absolute, predefined time slots there are also selectors that look for a certain amount of time into the past. | |
| − | + | * '''max2''', '''max5''', '''max10''', '''max15''', '''max30''', '''max60''': selects the maximum value from the last 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes | |
| − | + | * '''min2''', '''min5''', '''min10''', '''min15''', '''min30''', '''min60''': selects the minimum value from the last 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes | |
| − | + | * '''avg2''', '''avg5''', '''avg10''', '''avg15''', '''avg30''', '''avg60''': selects average value from the last 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes | |
| + | * '''sum2''', '''sum5''', '''sum10''', '''sum15''', '''sum30''', '''sum60''': selects summerized delta values from the last 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, which is useful to get amount of total rain in a certain time frame: "rain0total-sum60" is rainfall im mm of last 60 minutes. | ||
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| + | ==Converters== | ||
| + | Sensor data is reported in ISO units (°C, hPa, mm, m/s) by default, but can be converted into non-ISO units (imperial) by adding a conversion token. Defined tokens are: | ||
| + | * '''F''' converts temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit. | ||
| + | * '''psi''' converts pressure from hPa (equivalent to mbar) to psi. | ||
| + | * '''mmHg''' converts pressure from hPa to millimeters of mercury. | ||
| + | * '''inHg''' converts pressure from hPa to inches of mercury. | ||
| + | * '''kmh''' converts wind speed from meters per second to kilometers per hour. | ||
| + | * '''mph''' converts wind speed from meters per second to miles per hour. | ||
| + | * '''kn''' converts wind speed from meters per second to knots. | ||
| + | * '''bft''' converts wind speed from meters per second to Beaufort scale. | ||
| + | * '''in''' converts millimeters to inches. | ||
| + | If an unknown conversion string is used, no conversion will take place, no error message will appear. | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Special Variables== | ||
| + | There are a couple of variables that don't come as "sensor-selector=converter" chains but have a distinct meaning by themselves. | ||
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| + | Date und time variables are defined as follows: | ||
| + | * '''YYYY''': year as four digit number | ||
| + | * '''YY''': year as two digit number | ||
| + | * '''MM''': month as two digit number, if only one digit neede a zero will be used as first digit | ||
| + | * '''M''': month as one or two digit number, no leading zeros | ||
| + | * '''DD''': day of month as two digit number, if only one digit neede a zero will be used as first digit | ||
| + | * '''D''': day of month as one or two digit number, no leading zeros | ||
| + | * '''hh''': hour as two digit number, if only one digit neede a zero will be used as first digit | ||
| + | * '''h''': hour as one or two digit number, no leading zeros | ||
| + | * '''mm''': minute as two digit number, if only one digit neede a zero will be used as first digit | ||
| + | * '''m''': minute as one or two digit number, no leading zeros | ||
| + | * '''ss''': seconds as two digit number, if only one digit neede a zero will be used as first digit | ||
| + | * '''s''': seconds as one or two digit number, no leading zeros | ||
| + | When a capital "U" preceeds a date/time variable name, UTC is used instead of local time ("[Uhh]:[Umm]:[Uss] UTC" is evaluated to a string like "16:03:33 UTC") | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Decimals== | ||
| + | Unless otherwise defined numbers are reported with one decimal. By specifying a value for "decimals" you can determine resolution of presented values. | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Replacement== | ||
| + | When a variable is not defined or there is no data for a specified sensor, information specified as "replacement" string will be represented instead. | ||
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| + | ==Examples== | ||
| + | Having a look at examples usually helps to understand how easy that is. | ||
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| + | # Template <font face="Courier"><span style="background-color:lightgrey;">Outdoor temperature is [th0temp-act=F.1:--]°F</span></font face> will be converted into <font face="Courier"><span style="background-color:lightgrey;">Outdoor temperature is 3.4°F</span></font face> when there is outdoor temp data and into <font face="Courier"><span style="background-color:lightgrey;">Outdoor temperature is --°F</span></font face> if outdoor temp sensor does not provide recent data. | ||
| + | # Template <font face="Courier"><span style="background-color:lightgrey;">Local time is [hh]:[mm]</span></font face> will be converted into <font face="Courier"><span style="background-color:lightgrey;">09:27</span></font face>. | ||
| + | # Template <font face="Courier"><span style="background-color:lightgrey;">Max gust in last 10 minutes was: [wind0wind-max10.1:--]m/s, [wind0wind-max10=mph.1:--]mph, [wind0wind-max10=kn.0:--]kn</span></font face> will be converted into <font face="Courier"><span style="background-color:lightgrey;">Max gust in last 10 minutes was: 10.5m/s, 23.5mph, 20kn</span></font face>. | ||
| + | </translate> | ||
Revision as of 23:33, 25 February 2013
Meteobridge provides a very flexible mechanism to smuggle sensor data of different kinds into strings to be used by Meteobrdge push services like Twitter, HTTP GET uploads or MSQL database insert requests.
Simply type in the text you want to upload and represent the pieces of sensor data by so called variables. When data gets uploaded, these variables will be replaced by current sensor data and so a string filled with the data you intended will be uploaded.
Each variable starts with an opening square bracket "[" and is terminated by a closing square bracket "]". The structure of the variable name between these brackets is as follows:sensor-selector=converter.decimals:replacement
"converter", "decimals" and "replacement" can be omitted, "sensor" and "type" are mandatory. While "sensor" tells what sensor and what piece of information of the sensor to use, "selector" decides data from what time period should be taken into account and "converter" does convert data into measurement units the user likes most. "Decimals" decides about precision the result should be shown in and "replacement" gives the string to be returned when there is no data for defined sensor available.
Sensors
These sensors are defined in Meteobridge.
- th0temp: outdoor temperature in degrees Celsius
- th0hum: relative outdoor humidity as percentage
- th0dew: outdoor dew point in degrees Celsius
- thb0temp: indoor temperature in degrees Celsius
- thb0hum: indoor humidity as percentage
- thb0dew: indoor dewpoint in degrees Celsius
- thb0press: station pressure in hPa
- thb0seapress: normalized pressure (computed to sea level) in hPa
- wind0wind: wind speed in m/s
- wind0avgwind: average windspeed in m/s (time used for average depends on station)
- wind0dir: wind direction in degress (0° is North)
- wind0chill: wind chill temperature in degrees Celsius
- rain0rate: rain rate in mm/h
- rain0total: rain fall in mm
- uv0index: uv index
- sol0rad: solar radiation in W/m^2
If a sensor is not there or data of sensor has passed the "tolerated data age" interval, Meteobridge will not provide data for it and will present the value defined as "replacement". If no replacement is given, variable will not be converted into data but will stay as is.
Selectors
Sensors are followed by a selector (syntactically separated by a dash) that specifies what period in time should be used for evaluation. Valid selectors are:
- act: most recent data
- hmin: minimum value of this hour
- hmax: maximum value of this hour
- dmin: minimum value of today
- dmax: maximum value of today
- ydmin: minimum value of yesterday
- ydmax: maximum value of yesterday
- mmin: minimum value of this month
- mmax: maximum value of this month
- hmin: minimum value of this year
- hmax: maximum value of this year
- hmin: minimum value of all time
- hmax: maximum value of all time
- daysum, monthsum, yearsum, allsum, ydaysum: selects summerized delta values from today, this month, this year, all time or yesterday: "rain0total-sumday" is todays rain fall.
Apart from selectors that use absolute, predefined time slots there are also selectors that look for a certain amount of time into the past.
- max2, max5, max10, max15, max30, max60: selects the maximum value from the last 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes
- min2, min5, min10, min15, min30, min60: selects the minimum value from the last 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes
- avg2, avg5, avg10, avg15, avg30, avg60: selects average value from the last 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes
- sum2, sum5, sum10, sum15, sum30, sum60: selects summerized delta values from the last 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, which is useful to get amount of total rain in a certain time frame: "rain0total-sum60" is rainfall im mm of last 60 minutes.
Converters
Sensor data is reported in ISO units (°C, hPa, mm, m/s) by default, but can be converted into non-ISO units (imperial) by adding a conversion token. Defined tokens are:
- F converts temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit.
- psi converts pressure from hPa (equivalent to mbar) to psi.
- mmHg converts pressure from hPa to millimeters of mercury.
- inHg converts pressure from hPa to inches of mercury.
- kmh converts wind speed from meters per second to kilometers per hour.
- mph converts wind speed from meters per second to miles per hour.
- kn converts wind speed from meters per second to knots.
- bft converts wind speed from meters per second to Beaufort scale.
- in converts millimeters to inches.
If an unknown conversion string is used, no conversion will take place, no error message will appear.
Special Variables
There are a couple of variables that don't come as "sensor-selector=converter" chains but have a distinct meaning by themselves.
Date und time variables are defined as follows:
- YYYY: year as four digit number
- YY: year as two digit number
- MM: month as two digit number, if only one digit neede a zero will be used as first digit
- M: month as one or two digit number, no leading zeros
- DD: day of month as two digit number, if only one digit neede a zero will be used as first digit
- D: day of month as one or two digit number, no leading zeros
- hh: hour as two digit number, if only one digit neede a zero will be used as first digit
- h: hour as one or two digit number, no leading zeros
- mm: minute as two digit number, if only one digit neede a zero will be used as first digit
- m: minute as one or two digit number, no leading zeros
- ss: seconds as two digit number, if only one digit neede a zero will be used as first digit
- s: seconds as one or two digit number, no leading zeros
When a capital "U" preceeds a date/time variable name, UTC is used instead of local time ("[Uhh]:[Umm]:[Uss] UTC" is evaluated to a string like "16:03:33 UTC")
Decimals
Unless otherwise defined numbers are reported with one decimal. By specifying a value for "decimals" you can determine resolution of presented values.
Replacement
When a variable is not defined or there is no data for a specified sensor, information specified as "replacement" string will be represented instead.
Examples
Having a look at examples usually helps to understand how easy that is.
- Template Outdoor temperature is [th0temp-act=F.1:--]°F will be converted into Outdoor temperature is 3.4°F when there is outdoor temp data and into Outdoor temperature is --°F if outdoor temp sensor does not provide recent data.
- Template Local time is [hh]:[mm] will be converted into 09:27.
- Template Max gust in last 10 minutes was: [wind0wind-max10.1:--]m/s, [wind0wind-max10=mph.1:--]mph, [wind0wind-max10=kn.0:--]kn will be converted into Max gust in last 10 minutes was: 10.5m/s, 23.5mph, 20kn.
