flexmeasures.api.dev.sensors

Functions

flexmeasures.api.dev.sensors.get_sensor_or_abort(id: int) → Sensor

Util function to help the GET requests. Will be obsolete..

Classes

class flexmeasures.api.dev.sensors.AssetAPI

This view exposes asset attributes through API endpoints under development. These endpoints are not yet part of our official API, but support the FlexMeasures UI.

get(id: int, asset: GenericAsset)

GET from /asset/<id>

class flexmeasures.api.dev.sensors.SensorAPI

This view exposes sensor attributes through API endpoints under development. These endpoints are not yet part of our official API, but support the FlexMeasures UI.

get(id: int, sensor: Sensor)

GET from /sensor/<id>

get_chart(id: int, sensor: Sensor, **kwargs)

GET from /sensor/<id>/chart

Optional fields

• “event_starts_after” (see the timely-beliefs documentation)

• “event_ends_before” (see the timely-beliefs documentation)

• “beliefs_after” (see the timely-beliefs documentation)

• “beliefs_before” (see the timely-beliefs documentation)

• “include_data” (if true, chart specs include the data; if false, use the GET /api/dev/sensor/(id)/chart_data/ endpoint to fetch data)

• “width” (an integer number of pixels; without it, the chart will be scaled to the full width of the container (hint: use <div style="width: 100%;"> to set a div width to 100%)

• “height” (an integer number of pixels; without it, FlexMeasures sets a default, currently 300)

get_chart_annotations(id: int, sensor: Sensor, **kwargs)

GET from /sensor/<id>/chart_annotations

Annotations for use in charts (in case you have the chart specs already).

get_chart_data(id: int, sensor: Sensor, **kwargs)

GET from /sensor/<id>/chart_data

Data for use in charts (in case you have the chart specs already).

Optional fields

• “event_starts_after” (see the timely-beliefs documentation)

• “event_ends_before” (see the timely-beliefs documentation)

• “beliefs_after” (see the timely-beliefs documentation)

• “beliefs_before” (see the timely-beliefs documentation)

• “resolution” (see resolutions)

• “most_recent_beliefs_only” (if true, returns the most recent belief for each event; if false, returns each belief for each event; defaults to true)