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nao-connector

v1.0.4

Published

Used to log data to NAO by Naotilus

Readme

📦 nao-connector

Einfacher Zugriff auf die NAO REST API und InfluxDB-Datenlogging über Telegraf.

Mit nao-connector kannst du authentifizierte Anfragen an die NAO-Plattform stellen und Datenpunkte effizient im Influx Line Protocol über einen Telegraf-Endpunkt schreiben.


✨ Features

  • 🧠 Authentifizierter Zugriff über NAO-Login
  • 📚 Generische CRUD-API für beliebige Datenmodelle
  • 🔗 Unterstützung von Subdokumenten (z. B. Attribute von Assets)
  • 📡 Logging von Zeitreihendaten via Telegraf-Ingress
  • 🔐 Automatisches Token-Handling

📥 Installation

npm install nao-connector

🚀 Quickstart

import { NaoConnector, NaoApiFactory } from "nao-connector";

const connector = new NaoConnector("https://nao-host.de", "[email protected]", "your-password");
const nao = new NaoApiFactory(connector);

// Beispiel: Instanzen abrufen
const instances = await nao.instances.getAll({
  query: "_asset=1234567890abcdef"
});

// Beispiel: Attribute (Subdokumente) eines Assets abrufen
const attributes = await nao.assets.findSubdocuments("assetId123", "attributevalues");

🧾 Influx Logging via Telegraf

await nao.influx.write([
  {
    assetId: "kessel-1",          // → Measurement
    instanceId: "inst-xyz",       // → Tag
    seriesId: "VLTemp",           // → Field name
    value: 74.5,                  // → Field value
    time: new Date().toISOString() // → Optional Timestamp
  }
]);

🧱 Typen

Du kannst deine Typen pro API-Aufruf explizit angeben:

const api = nao.integrator.getApi<{ name: string; type: string }>("/api/asset");

Oder die Factory verwenden, die für viele NAO-Endpunkte bereits vorbereitet ist:

nao.instances.create({ name: "Neue Instanz" });

📤 API Übersicht (via Factory)

nao.instances        // /api/instance
nao.assets           // /api/asset
nao.workspaces       // /api/workspace
nao.attributes       // /api/attribute
nao.influx           // /api/telegraf (Telegraf-Logging)