/[source]/[start]/[end]/[page?]/?[field]=[value]
sourceis the primary source, may be a comma-separated liststartandendare any date format inAmerica/New_Yorktimezone (can be*for open-ended)pageis the page number -- pages are 100 entries each and start at 1, last page is returned by defaultfieldis a filter by thevalueof some property of the data
Return the most recent data from the tower (which includes temperature and wind speed) and the server (things like sun position and tides): http://54.235.200.47/tower,server/
source: what's the name of this data source?
t_utc-- timestamp inUTC
if not included, the server supplies it (with microseconds).dateis automatically derived from this.- anything else
- all field names will be automatically stripped of punctuation, spaces replaced with underscores, and lowercased
- any nested sources are dropped. Must be a flat hierarchy.
t_utcisUTCeven though queries are inAmerica/New_York
Put your scripts in the "scripts" folder and do the following: from cli import results
This will run a argument parser identical to the web interface ahead of your script and return a results object.
Conceptually, this is like the temporal-only version of the Okavango field kit. ie, it's not GeoJSON, doesn't care about location.
Requires housepy and signal_processing
This program is free software licensed under the GNU General Public License, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions. It comes without any warranty whatsoever. See the LICENSE file for details, or see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ if it is missing.