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===Meteobridge PRO Additions===
===Meteobridge PRO Additions===
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Selectors '''val''', '''min''', '''max''', '''avg''', '''sum''', '''mintime''', '''maxtime''' can be combined with a "@YYYYMMDDhhmm" specifier, which determines the point in time where the data should be taken from. This specifier also defines if data should be used on a per minute, per hour, per day, per month or per year resolution. To get data in a per minute resolution the specifier needs to define the point in time down to the minute. Example: "min@201512190900" selects minimum data from December 19, 2015 at 09:00 (on a per minute base), while "min@2015121909" selects minimum data from December 19, 2015 09:00 until 9:59 (on a per hour base). This is how the specifier works:
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Selectors '''val''', '''min''', '''max''', '''avg''', '''sum''', '''mintime''', '''maxtime''' can be combined with a "@YYYYMMDDhh" specifier, which determines the point in time where the data should be taken from. This specifier also defines if data should be used on a per hour, per day, per month or per year resolution. To get data in a per hour resolution the specifier needs to define the point in time down to the hour. Example: "min@2015121909" selects minimum data from December 19, 2015 09:00 until 9:59 (on a per hour base). This is how the specifier works:
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* '''@YYYY''' selects data for the specified year. Example: Using "[th0temp-min@2015]" in a template will report minimum outdoor temperature of 2015.
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* '''@YYYY''' selects data for the specified year. Example: Using "[th0temp-min@2015]" in a template will report minimum outdoor temperature of 2015. When "YYYY" is not defining a valid year but is in the range of "0000" to "0010" then "0000" is interpreted as the current year, "0001" as the previous year and so on. In that situation the 4 digit number expresses how many years to skip into the past. These skips need to be in 4-digit style, leading zeros are not allowed to be omitted.
* '''@YYYYMM''' selects data for the specified month. Example: Using "[wind0wind-max@201509]" in a template will report maximum wind speed (gust) of September 2015.
* '''@YYYYMM''' selects data for the specified month. Example: Using "[wind0wind-max@201509]" in a template will report maximum wind speed (gust) of September 2015.
* '''@YYYYMMDD''' selects data for the specified day. Example: Using "[rain0total-sum@20151031]" in a template will report total rainfall on October 31, 2015.
* '''@YYYYMMDD''' selects data for the specified day. Example: Using "[rain0total-sum@20151031]" in a template will report total rainfall on October 31, 2015.
* '''@YYYYMMDDhh''' selects data for the specified hour. Example: Using "[uv0index-avg@2015110316]" in a template will report average UV index on November 3, 2015 between 16:00 and 16:59.
* '''@YYYYMMDDhh''' selects data for the specified hour. Example: Using "[uv0index-avg@2015110316]" in a template will report average UV index on November 3, 2015 between 16:00 and 16:59.
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* '''@YYYYMMDDhhmm''' selects data for the specified minute. Example: Using "[thb0seapress-val@201512251200]" in a template will report sealevel pressure on Christmas noon, 2015 at 12:00.
Latest revision as of 15:10, 3 January 2018
Meteobridge PRO Additions
Selectors val, min, max, avg, sum, mintime, maxtime can be combined with a "@YYYYMMDDhh" specifier, which determines the point in time where the data should be taken from. This specifier also defines if data should be used on a per hour, per day, per month or per year resolution. To get data in a per hour resolution the specifier needs to define the point in time down to the hour. Example: "min@2015121909" selects minimum data from December 19, 2015 09:00 until 9:59 (on a per hour base). This is how the specifier works:
@YYYY selects data for the specified year. Example: Using "[th0temp-min@2015]" in a template will report minimum outdoor temperature of 2015. When "YYYY" is not defining a valid year but is in the range of "0000" to "0010" then "0000" is interpreted as the current year, "0001" as the previous year and so on. In that situation the 4 digit number expresses how many years to skip into the past. These skips need to be in 4-digit style, leading zeros are not allowed to be omitted.
@YYYYMM selects data for the specified month. Example: Using "[wind0wind-max@201509]" in a template will report maximum wind speed (gust) of September 2015.
@YYYYMMDD selects data for the specified day. Example: Using "[rain0total-sum@20151031]" in a template will report total rainfall on October 31, 2015.
@YYYYMMDDhh selects data for the specified hour. Example: Using "[uv0index-avg@2015110316]" in a template will report average UV index on November 3, 2015 between 16:00 and 16:59.
