Tests: 
Tracks all numbers and their increase/decrease. The data then will be used to build statistics on the rate of change, displayed in times such as hours, days, weeks, months, quarters and years. The collected data can be used to visualize i.e. the power consumption in charts.
Settings for the ValueTrackerOverTime will be done in two places. The default settings will be handled in the instance of the adapter itself, the settings for the individual datapoints will be done in the datapoints containing the data to be tracked.
These are the default settings which will be prompted whenever you activate ValueTrackerOverTime on a datapoint. For each datapoint those can be customed, but the initial values most commoly used) are set here as default values so later you don't have to make to many modifications.
In the secion "Detailed History", the datapoints to be created will be selected. Will you want to collect the data for every
- day
- week
- month
- quarter (of a year)
- Year
- Infinite (never reset)
In the section "Current / previous data" you are able to select how long you want to keep the collected data for every ValueTrackerOverTime-datapoint which is generated for each timeframe. It makes sense to stop collecting the data once it ends up within another datapoint (for example: After 7 days, the data can be found cummulated in a week. After 4 weeks the data will find itself in a month...)
This value should always beenabled and set to one. It helps the ValueTrackerOverTime to make correct readings after a value in the original datapoint is being resettet.
In this setting you have to give a nema which will be used as the datapoint name for this selecion node. Additionally you have to give the unit you want the data to be collected in.
So if you want to measure the amount of rain, you can add the unit l/m² or you want to measure the amount of consumed enery as Watt hours (kWh).
In case the datapoint itself uses a different unit (i.E. Wh) you can add a multiplier here (i.e. 60 or 1/60) to converse the data into the required unit.
The rest of the settings will overwrite the default settings which have been set in the adapter instance.
Depending on the selected timeframes to be collected, the adapter will create for each datapoint you want to track, its own datapoints.
In the picture there are three examples given. Since the screenshot was taken on January 3rd (beginning of new Year/Month), please excuse that the data is not that colorful and divers.
- You can see that today it was a Rain Counter (Regenmenge) of 0.3 l/m² which did not change the entire week.
- The sun did not shine at all during this winters week (for my weahter station it means that it did not get any grighter than 4,500lm any day)
- The energy consumtion however will show you that the current day for the computer is set to 0.351kWh, the week is set to 1.909 kWh and the year is set to 1.393 kWh (which is because today is Sunday and the week is already 7 days old, but it is also the 3rd of January which makes the year only three days old).
- (Omega236) add work setting
- (Omega236) remove Pre Admin 5 support
- (Omega236) add Translation
- (Omega236) update dependencies
- (Omega236) Git Actions instead of travis
- (Omega236) Final version 1.0.0 with Infinite Counter
- (Omega236) counterResetDetection was missing in customjson
- (Omega236) basic Admin 5 support
- (Omega236) add function to store history-Data to current-DP history"
- (Omega236) optimize RAM-Usage (Remove .toLocaleString)
- (Omega236) bugfix startvalue not used after SQL read out
- (Omega236) bugfix _getObjectAsync not worked
- (Omega236) optimizations, HistoryAnalyse extended and CurrentHistory added
- (Omega236) bugfix DetailedYear not saved, bugfix HistoryDetailed not used Multi
- (Omega236) HistoryAnalyseDetailed Added, Bugfix KW
- (Omega236) reset Detection optimize and bugfix only ack
- (Omega236) Check for duplicate Alias and reduce recalcs on start-value changed
- (Omega236) bugfix date object changed
- (Omega236) reemove selectID.js from index_m.html
- (Omega236) first public
- (Omega236) initial release
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