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| − | == Configuration | + | == Configuration == |
A configuration template for each script is available in the corresponding <code>dist/</code> directory. | A configuration template for each script is available in the corresponding <code>dist/</code> directory. | ||
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More information, multiple <code>-v</code> increase up to level 3, which then also makes cUrl calls verbose. | More information, multiple <code>-v</code> increase up to level 3, which then also makes cUrl calls verbose. | ||
| − | === | + | === Data saving scripts === |
Data gathering scripts can run on different equipments than the API, e.g. on a Raspberry or so. | Data gathering scripts can run on different equipments than the API, e.g. on a Raspberry or so. | ||
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-l, --localtime Use local time, rounded to ? seconds [default:0] | -l, --localtime Use local time, rounded to ? seconds [default:0] | ||
| − | You can define that the "local" time will be used.<br />You can for example also define, that the timestamp always is rounded to full minute with <code>- | + | You can define that the "local" time will be used.<br />You can for example also define, that the local timestamp always is rounded to full minute with <code> --localtime 60</code> |
-s, --save Save data also into log file [flag] | -s, --save Save data also into log file [flag] | ||
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Save the data also locally, this is helpful if the connection to the API server is not stable. Missing data can loaded later manually. | Save the data also locally, this is helpful if the connection to the API server is not stable. Missing data can loaded later manually. | ||
| − | == | + | == Test == |
$ ./script.sh -t # Simple test with default configuration, verbose level 1 | $ ./script.sh -t # Simple test with default configuration, verbose level 1 | ||
$ ./script.sh -tvc config.conf # Test with defined configuration, verbose level 2 | $ ./script.sh -tvc config.conf # Test with defined configuration, verbose level 2 | ||
$ ./script.sh -tvv # Test with verbose level 3 also shows cUrl details | $ ./script.sh -tvv # Test with verbose level 3 also shows cUrl details | ||
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| + | == Productive use == | ||
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| + | By default (without <code>-v</code> flag) no output is produced at all. | ||
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| + | So you can run any script in crontab without redirecting the output. '''But if''' there is any output, then an error occurred... | ||
Latest revision as of 14:44, 5 August 2016
Configuration
A configuration template for each script is available in the corresponding dist/ directory.
Parameters
All scripts
These parameters work with all scripts, for writing data to and reading from PVLng API.
-c, --config Config file [default:script.conf]
The default configuration file name depends on the concrete script file name, so for an update.sh the default configuration file will be update.conf
-t, --test Test mode, set verbosity to info level [flag]
Gather only the data, make required transformations and display what would be send to the API server. Set also verbosity to level 1.
-v, --verbose Verbosity, use multiple times for higher level [flag]
More information, multiple -v increase up to level 3, which then also makes cUrl calls verbose.
Data saving scripts
Data gathering scripts can run on different equipments than the API, e.g. on a Raspberry or so.
-l, --localtime Use local time, rounded to ? seconds [default:0]
You can define that the "local" time will be used.
You can for example also define, that the local timestamp always is rounded to full minute with --localtime 60
-s, --save Save data also into log file [flag]
Save the data also locally, this is helpful if the connection to the API server is not stable. Missing data can loaded later manually.
Test
$ ./script.sh -t # Simple test with default configuration, verbose level 1 $ ./script.sh -tvc config.conf # Test with defined configuration, verbose level 2 $ ./script.sh -tvv # Test with verbose level 3 also shows cUrl details
Productive use
By default (without -v flag) no output is produced at all.
So you can run any script in crontab without redirecting the output. But if there is any output, then an error occurred...
