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Time Series Database
Craig Hesling edited this page Jun 3, 2018
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You can use the REST interface to request time series data from transducers as described here:
https://openchirp.github.io/api_doc/#get-values-from-a-transducer
Below is an example for exporting all time series data from a transducer using the command line curl tool:
curl -u ID:TOKEN -G https://api.openchirp.io/apiv1/device/DEVICE_ID/transducer/TRANSDUCER_ID
where ID is either a user (someone@gmail.com), device or service ID and TOKEN is the associated token. User tokens can be generated from the profile page and device tokens from the device's security tab. DEVICE_ID / TRANSDUCER_ID are the IDs of the target device and transducer.
Just as a reminder, transducerID can easily be found from a device using:
curl -u ID:TOKEN -G https://api.openchirp.io/apiv1/device/DEVICE_ID
curl -u ID:TOKEN https://api.openchirp.io/apiv1/device/DEVICE_ID/transducer/TRANSDUCER_ID
curl -u ID:TOKEN -H "Content-Type: text/csv" https://api.openchirp.io/apiv1/device/DEVICE_ID/transducer/TRANSDUCER_ID
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