Domoscio Docs alerts_engine

alerts_engine:alert_models

2017-10-11T10:42:11+02:00

In this section, we give you examples of situations which trigger alerts, to assess that everything is plugged correctly. When testing it, please do not use students or contents which have already been used: it might create interferences. To prevent alerts from happening too often, and to deliver them only when they are truely informative, if a student has the same behavior, which can trigger an alert, a few days apart, only the first time it will raise the alert.

alerts_engine:flow_diagram

2017-10-10T13:54:05+02:00

alerts_engine:getting_started

2017-11-29T14:13:13+02:00

Use our REST API We designed the Domoscio API in a Restful way, so that your user experience is simple and straightforward. You are able to: * Retrieve data requires an HTTP GET request Requests must be sent using content-type «application/json». The request and response body encoding is always UTF-8.

alerts_engine:index

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Alerts Engine Getting Started Rules Main Structure Main Structure of the Alerts Engine Existing Alerts Description of the existing alerts

alerts_engine:main_structure

2017-10-11T10:20:57+02:00

As described by the schema below, in your instance you have several models of alerts. They represent the alert type. Each model of alert has many alerts. [structure alerts] Features Alert model Property Type Description name String Custom data (<255 characters)

alerts_engine:rules

2017-10-10T17:26:56+02:00

Format rules Dates All date and time values are displayed as integer numbers and represent the number of seconds since the Unix Epoch (January 1 1970 00:00:00 GMT), like PHP time() function. The date/time property type in the specification is specified as “Time”, the actual JSON type is “Number”.

alerts_engine:start

2017-11-29T14:05:24+02:00

Alerts Engine Getting Started Rules Main Structure Main Structure of the Alerts Engine Existing Alerts Description of the existing alerts